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By Adam Swift “This is overwhelming and awesome,” ITEM STAFF said Corey Jackson, executive director for Citizens for Adequate Housing. “This PEABODY — Giving back to the com- is a program that helps youth and engag- munity was a sweaty, dirty job at a so- es the community. It helps our mission ber-living house on Friday, but no one and the CDC’s mission.” seemed to mind. With temperatures edging toward triple Dozens of volunteers gathered at the Inn digits Build Day was almost literally a Transition to paint, sand, landscape and melting pot of local businesses, nonprof- spruce up the facility that provides transi- its and government organizations coming tional housing to alcoholics and addicts. It together to revitalize the neighborhood. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE was all part of the North Shore Commu- A healthy mix of Rotarians, interns and nity Development Coalition (CDC)’s Build staff from U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s of ce, Dylan O’Sullivan sands the handicap ramp at the Inn Transition so- Day at the Citizens for Adequate Housing ber-living house in Peabody as part of the North Shore Community De- Washington Street location. VOLUNTEERS, A7 velopment Coalition’s Build Day on Friday.

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By Leah Dearborn Lynn FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Zero is the best possible num- ber when it comes to AIDS. Babe Representatives of Getting To Zero, the statewide AIDS/HIV outreach initiative, were at the Lynn Museum & Historical Society Friday to give a presentation about Ruth the ongoing battle against the disease. The event comes on the heels of legisla- tion enacted on Beacon Hill that promises on deck to help sufferers of a medical condition associated with early HIV medicines. The condition leads to a buildup or loss of body By Steve Krause fat that sometimes results in uncomfort- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR able, visible deformations. WILLISTON, N.D. — Lynn “It brings some dignity to the lives of Babe Ruth All-Star manag- members of the HIV and LGBT commu- er Leon Elwell likes that his nities,” said Oscar Guevara-Perez, Getting team doesn’t get too high or To Zero organizer, about the bill. “We’re low. That characteristic may very excited about it.” come in handy today when the Last month also marked a court victory team opens the World Series on a measure originally proposed by the against Atlantic Shore, N.J. AIDS Action Committee, said Christopher Elwell was extremely im- Brennan, program coordinator. pressed by the Babe Ruth World The new legislation will make it easier to Series “Banquet of Champions” open and maintain more clean syringe ex- Friday night at the Williston change sites around the state, said Bren- State College gymnasium. The nan, which will in turn help prevent the gym was packed with players continued spread of disease. and parents from all 10 regions Over the past decade, new AIDS cases in represented. Each player was Massachusetts have been on the decline. introduced individually as he The number of reported HIV infection di- came through an archway that agnoses and deaths among people living seemed more in line with the with the disease have both decreased by red carpet on Oscar night. For- AIDS, A7 mer Detroit Tigers and Minne- sota Twins pitcher Jack Morris was the guest speaker. Elwell took note. INSIDE “We open the show tomorrow, and there may be a lot of pres- In Opinion sure on these two teams,” he Shribman: The old-school, said. “There will probably be a pragmatic politics of liberals. A4 lot of people from tonight here tomorrow hanging around, LOOK! and I’m sure these two teams Item staff picks are going to be jacked up. At Hostess with the mostest. A8 this point, everybody’s excited to be here, and just want to go In Sports ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE out and play some baseball.” Marblehead tops Swampscott-Nahant in Gallant tournament. B1 Caiden McClain cools off at the splash pad at Lynn Tech on Friday. BABE RUTH, B2 Ready, Saugus steady, read steps up to in Nahant save pantry

By Michele Durgin By Bridget Turcotte FOR THE ITEM ITEM STAFF NAHANT — Aidan Graciale, an SAUGUS — Volunteers are keeping eighth-grader at Swampscott Mid- the Saugus United Food Pantry nour- dle School, knows the value of a good ished. book. When the pantry’s director resigned “Reading is important because it in February, there was a fear that the helps with vocabulary,” he said. “I re- pantry couldn’t serve more than 250 ally like reading about sports, espe- people who depend on its services. cially baseball.” Wendy Reed, clerk for the Board of The 13-year-old is one of the partic- Selectmen, stepped up to help until ipants in Ready, Set, Read, a six-week a permanent administrator could be summer program that encourages found. While the pantry is still seek- children to continue reading during ing a director, Reed said she has seen their time off from school. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER something amazing happening in the PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Each week, children bring books past few months. they were reading to the scheduled Christian Inello, left, and Aidan “Everybody stepped up to take re- Pat Denahy, left, and Michael Fis- day of activities at Flash Road Park. Graciale try out some Frisbee moves sponsibility for their department,” she cale dispense food at the Saugus shown to them by Todd Brodeur, a United Food Pantry at Cliftondale NAHANT, A7 world champion Frisbee player. SAUGUS, A7 Congregational Church.

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People thrown ‘like little rag Vincent J. Fabucci, 85 1931-2016 dolls’ in JetBlue turbulence ularly known for his LYNN — Vincent J. pizza parties and his By Regina two crew members were Fabucci, age 85, of love of dancing, the Garcia Cano taken to a Rapid City Lynn, died on Thurs- jitterbug in particular. ASSOCIATED PRESS hospital by ambulance, day, Aug. 1, 2016, at At his granddaugh- and an additional 15 cus- Salem Hospital after ter’s recent wedding, SIOUX FALLS, S.D. tomers were taken by bus a short illness. He he and his wife Pa- — People were “thrown for further evaluation. was the husband of tricia were the last around like little rag All 24 patients had been Patricia J. (Donnelly) ones on the dance dolls” when turbulence released by Friday morn- Fabucci, with whom floor. His devotion to rocked a JetBlue flight ing. JetBlue said 122 of he shared 56 years of mar- his wife and family were an from Massachusetts to the passengers completed riage. inspiration to many. California, a passenger their trip Friday morning, A lifelong Lynn resident, he In addition to his wife, he said Friday, in an incident landing in Sacramento was the son of the late Vincent leaves a son, David V. Fabucci; that left more than 20 peo- more than seven hours and Marianna (Liberti-Scioli) a daughter, Joanne M. Sheri- ple injured and forced an after their scheduled ar- Fabucci. He graduated from dan and her husband John; unscheduled landing in rival. St. Mary’s Boys High School, sister-in-law, Donna Down and South Dakota. National Transportation Class of 1950 and Boston husband Jim; a sister, Luciana The New York-based air- Safety Board spokesman College, Class of 1957. A Calder and her late husband line said Flight 429 was Keith Holloway said the proud veteran of the U.S. Army, Robert; six grandchildren, traveling from Boston agency is investigating the Vincent worked for Sylvania Dustin, Danielle, Leah and her to Sacramento with 146 incident and has request- and the Lynn Redevelopment husband Juvenal, Jake, Josh- passengers and five crew ed that flight recorders be Authority before retiring from ua and John; his nephews, members on board Thurs- sent to its headquarters. the State Lottery for the Com- Robert and Paul Calder, and day evening, when it hit Pilots get detailed re- monwealth of Massachusetts. nieces, Janet Miller and Eliz- major turbulence and cha- ports from various metro- He was a communicant of abeth, Catherine and Allison os ensued. logical services about wide St. Ann’s Church, Peabody, Down. Passenger Rhonda Ly- PHOTO | RHONDA LYNAM areas with the potential where he served on the Parish Service information: A nam said the plane began A crew member in a neck brace is removed for turbulence. While in Council and was an usher at funeral Mass will be cel- to rock as it went “right flight, they also monitor Mass. He was a member of ebrated on Monday at 10 through a black cloud.” from a JetBlue aircraft after it landed at the airport in Rapid City, S.D. shared radio frequencies the St. Mary’s Class of 1950 a.m. in St. Ann’s Church, “It was like a movie. It for reports from other Reunion Committee and the 140 Lynn St., Peabody. Buri- was just crazy,” Lynam planes about the condi- Meadowlarks. al will follow in St. Joseph’s said Friday morning from belts on flew out of their landed. tions ahead. Pilots will Vincent enjoyed spending Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives a hotel in Rapid City, S.D., seats. I did, my mom did.” She said the seatbelt often warn other aircraft time with his family, especial- and friends are invited and where the plane was di- Lynam, of Pacific, Grove, sign was on when turbu- about moderate or severe ly his grandchildren. He was may call Sunday from 3-7 verted to the night before. Calif., said overhead com- lence rocked the plane. “chop” at around 35,000 also a huge Patriots fan, an p.m. in the CUFFE-MCGINN “We started hopping all partments flew open and “We are really sore, we feet. A jet flying behind excellent photographer and Funeral Home, 157 Maple over the air, and then all luggage tumbled out. She got pretty banged up, can ask air traffic con- spent his free time walking St., Lynn. Memorial contri- of a sudden, it, like an el- described seeing wallets, thrown around like little trollers for permission to the beach and doing volun- butions may be made to the evator, just dropped. And sunglasses, sugar packets rag dolls,” she said. “We drop to 31,000 feet to try teer work at My Brother’s Table John Calder Foundation, 136 when that happened, even and other items on the are still kind of in shock.” to avoid the worst turbu- in Lynn. He had a kind Emerald Drive, Lynn, people who had their seat- floor when the aircraft Seven customers and lence. word for everyone he MA, 01904. To register met and will be greatly in the online guest- missed by many dear book please visit www. Boston building with Citgo sign friends. He was partic- cuffemcginn.com. sold; preservationists happy Patricia E. Baird, 74 1942-2016 By Mark Pratt mediately return calls Fri- ASSOCIATED PRESS day seeking comment. LYNN — Patricia E. than spending time Gary Nicksa, BU’s se- BOSTON — Boston Uni- (Wing) Baird, age 74, with her loving and nior vice president for of Lynn, passed away devoted daughters. versity’s announcement operations, said in the Friday that it has agreed on Friday, Aug. 12, She will be remem- announcement that he 2016, at the Lynn bered lovingly for her to sell the building on hopes community con- which the city’s Citgo sign Home for Elderly Per- kindness for others cerns about the future of sons, surrounded by and missed by those sits to a local developer is the area will now subside. raising hopes among pres- her loving family fol- privileged to know her. “This is a fantastic lowing a courageous The family would like ervationists that the icon- neighborhood that has a ic symbol will stay. battle with Alzhei- to thank the staff at combination of different mer’s. She was the wife of the Lynn Home for Elderly Persons The university said it users — you have the uni- had reached a deal with late John A. Baird. for the exceptional and com- versity, the sports fans, Born in Lynn on Jan. 9, passionate care they provided. developer Related Beal to the local residents, and 1942, Patty was raised in Patty is survived by her sell a package of several people that are attracted Lynn, attended Lynn Public four daughters, Christine properties, including the to Kenmore as tourists, Schools and graduated from Baird-Drillis of Lynn, Jennifer home of the 3,600-square- as employers,” Related Lynn English High, Class of Allen and her husband Chris- foot sign. Beal President Kimberly 1959. topher of Tyngsboro, Carrie A sign from what is to- Sherman Stamler said in Following graduation, she Baird and Roger Waitt of Lynn day known as Citgo Petro- a statement. started working at John Han- and Tracie Pomroy and her leum Corp. has been part The deal is expected to cock. She later joined Schwartz husband Mark of Lynn; her of Boston’s skyline since close in the fall. BU is sell- & Benjamin as a billing clerk, three grandchildren, Mark Jr., 1940. The current sign ing the buildings but will where she worked for many Tyler and Kayla Drillis; her sis- dates to 1965, although it lease the land to the new years. Patty also worked at ter, Betty Ingram, and nephew has been refurbished sev- owners. Graf Euro Sport and Lawrence Scott Ingram. eral times. The sale is being made Manor Nursing Home until her Service information: Her There’ve been fears that to raise capital for the uni- retirement. funeral will be held on Tues- a new owner could have versity’s core missions of Patty was an active mem- day, Aug. 16, 2016 at 10 the red, white and blue teaching and research, BU ber of Maple Street United a.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- sign taken down or moved. President Robert Brown Methodist Church for many neral Home, 426 Broadway Greg Galer, executive di- said. years. She was a member of (Route 129), Lynn. Burial rector of the Boston Pres- The Boston Landmarks the choir and a Sunday school will be in Pine Grove Cem- ervation Alliance, said Commission last month teacher there. At Grace Unit- etery, Lynn. Relatives and Friday a Boston-based granted preliminary land- ed Methodist Church, she friends are respectfully in- developer will better un- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mark status to the sign was active with the Women’s vited. Visiting hours will be derstand the importance Fans walk from Kenmore Square, with the and is studying the is- Group, the Clothes Closet and on Monday from 4-8 p.m. of the sign to the city. iconicIN MEMORIAMCitgo sign in the background, to a base- sue further to determine sang in the choir. She loved to Donations in Patty’s mem- “We’re encouraged,” he ball1991~HAPPY game BIRTHDAY!~2016 at Fenway Park in Boston. whether it warrants per- travel with her husband John, ory may be made to Lynn said. “We have a long his- manent landmark status. enjoying their many trips to Home for Elderly Persons, tory with Related Beal Such a designation would anywhere with sandy beaches Activities Fund, 1 Atlantic and they have been sen- Terms of the deal were would happen to the sign, mean the sign could not and palm trees. Patty loved her Terrace, Lynn, MA 01902 or sitive in the past to the not disclosed. The uni- only saying that planning be changed or removed cats and was an avid shopper. Alzheimer’s Association, 480 needs of buildings with versity’s statement did for its future could begin. without the commission’s She loved to bowl and was a Pleasant St., Watertown, MA historical significance.” not specifically say what Related Peal did not im- approval. member of the bowling league 02472 or at www.alz.org. Di- at Metro Bowl. There was rections and guestbook at Capt. Kirk pitching at Fenway Park nothing Patty enjoyed more www.solimine.com.

BOSTON (AP) — Set. James Tiberius Kirk, is in The Boston edition of the writer and creator of the Baseball. To. Stun. town for this weekend’s popular entertainment Batman saga “The Dark Keiana J. St. John, 27 Boston Comic Con. His and comic arts festival Knight.” William Shatner is 1989-2016 throwing out the first FridayHis smiling eveningface and pleasant appear face, - runs through Sunday at Costumed role players Are a pleasure to recall; pitch at Fenway Park. ance as the Red Sox take the Seaport World Trade brandishing light sabers He had a kindly word for each, Center. got an early start by vis- To everything there is a season, Lynn. She leaves to mourn Shatner, reprising his on theAnd Arizona died beloved Diamond by all. - and a time to every purpose under and cherish her memory, her Besides Shatner, this iting young patients to backsSomeday is onewe hope of toa meetseries him. of the heaven. Ecc: 3:1 only son, Antonio Erik St. John, “Star Trek” role as Capt. Someday, we know not when. year’s celebrity guests in- cheer them up Thursday eventsTo marking clasp his hand the in 50th Keiana Jatoy St. John was who is 6 years old; her mother, anniversarythe better of land, the airing clude Gillian Anderson of at Spaulding Rehabili- born on May 2, 1989 at 5:59 Erika St. John; her father, Mal- IN MEMORIAM of the firstNever to “Star part again. Trek” ep- “The X-Files,” Elizabeth tation Center’s Pediatric to her mother, Erika St. John, colm Brown; one sister from 1991~HAPPY BIRTHDAY!~2016 We love and miss you! Henstridge of “Agents Unit. isodeLove, in Mom, 1966. Dad, Gail, and Paul and father, Malcolm Brown, her mother, Khaliyah Fosters; of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” Vic Mi- Organizers say the in Salem. She weighed in at siblings from her father, Bec- gnogna of “Star Trek three-day gathering is ex- 9 pounds, 7 ounces, 21 ½ ca Haile and Malcolm Jr. and IN MEMORIAM Continues,” Caity Lotz of pected to draw 45,000 peo- WILLIAM "BILL" LESLIE inches. She grew up in Lynn, Deshawn Brown; grandparents FOURTH ANNIVERSARY “Arrow” and “Legends of ple, many dressed as Bat- graduated from St. Mary’s Betty Cooper and Clarence St. 2012 ~ AUGUST 13 ~ 2016 Tomorrow,” among others. man, Hello Kitty, Sailor High School and afterward, John, Ernestine Brown, aunts Fans lined up Friday Moon and a host of other joined Job Corp. Later, Keiana Barbara Ekechekwu, Saman- to see Frank Miller, the characters. received her certificate for tha and Courtney St. John, Commonwealth Nursing Ser- uncles William Cooper, Phillip vices, Inc. Thompson, great aunts, Barba- Keiana was a very loving ra Seals, Donna Seals, Barbara mother to Antonio, and would Brooks-Morris and Constance ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! take him to see different Hickerson, uncles Bryon Brown, movies. She loved to cook, Anthony Brown, Fern Brown, especially Spanish foods. Her aunt Tonya Gibson from father His smiling face and pleasant face, friends were encouraged by lineage, and a host of aunts, Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each, Call Customer Service her words. Her smile, showing uncles, cousins and friends. And died beloved by all. her high cheek bones, would Service information: A fu- Someday we hope to meet him. DAD, light up a room. She will be neral service will be held in Someday, we know not when. Remembering you is easy; to place an ad To clasp his hand in I do it every day. greatly missed by all. the GOODRICH Funeral Home, the better land, Missing you is the heartache Keiana rose to paradise 128 Washington St., Lynn on Never to part again. That never goes away. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 on Sunday, Aug. 7, 2016 at Wednesday at noon. Visitation We love and miss you! Love always, Love, Mom, Dad, Gail, and Paul your daughter, Tammi the age of 27 at her home in will begin at 10 a.m.

IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM "BILL" LESLIE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY 2012 ~ AUGUST 13 ~ 2016

DAD, Remembering you is easy; I do it every day. Missing you is the heartache That never goes away. Love always, your daughter, Tammi SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Louisiana governor declares state of emergency

By Bill Fuller Rouge. and Jeff Amy He also said that flood- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing downstream in Ascen- sion Parish is a threat, as NEW ORLEANS — those swollen rivers will Heavy downpours pound- 110 Munroe St. be slow to drain into Lake P.O. Box 5 ed parts of the central U.S. Maurepas. Lynn, MA 01903 Gulf Coast on Friday, forc- The Tickfaw River, just ing the rescue of dozens of Customer Service south of the Mississippi Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. people stranded in homes state line in Liverpool, Connecting by waist-high water and leaving one man dead who Louisiana, was already All Departments: at the highest level ever 781-593-7700 became trapped by flood- waters. recorded at 9 a.m. Friday. Ext. 2 Louisiana Gov. John Bel Rescuers were still Classified Advertising Edwards declared a state plucking people from [email protected] of emergency as rescue floodwaters in Amite and Subscriptions workers in the south- Wilkinson counties in [email protected] eastern part of the state southwest Mississippi. Circulation braced for more precipita- Leroy Hansford, his wife [email protected] tion through the weekend. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and stepson were among Ext. 3 Edwards was scheduled those rescued earlier Fri- Harrison Central High School students run through the rain towards day near Gloster. Newsroom to return to Louisiana lat- their buses after being dismissed early due to the weather on Thursday. [email protected] er Friday to deal with the Hansford, 62, says wa- [email protected] ters from Beaver Creek, situation. He had been in Sheriff’s Office said one man land Security and Emer- fall over the area. which is normally more Ext. 4 Colorado for a meeting of died Friday after slipping gency Preparedness, said In south Alabama, a than 400 feet away from Sports the Democratic Governors into a flooded ditch near the requests were coming in flood watch was in effect [email protected] Association. city of Zachary. Casey Ray- for high-water vehicles, Friday as rain fell in the his house, rose quickly Ext. 5 Numerous rivers in born Hicks identified the boats and sandbags. Tan- Mobile area. overnight. He said anoth- er stepson who lives near- Retail and Online southeast Louisiana and victim as 68-year-old Wil- gipahoa Parish in the The Comite River near Advertising southern Mississippi were liam Mayfield. His body was state alone requested tens Baton Rouge and Am- by alerted him. [email protected] overflowing their banks and found around noon Friday. of thousands of sandbags. ite River near Denham “We woke up and the threatening widespread Dr. William “Beau” A flood watch remains Springs, both in Louisiana, water kept on coming,” ADVERTISING flooding after extreme rain- Clark, the parish coroner, in effect through Sun- were predicted to set record Hansford said. “It came Ernie Carpenter, Jr. fall that began late Thurs- ruled the death “an acci- day morning across most crests over the weekend. up to my waist.” His wife Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 told Hansford that it’s [email protected] day, the National Weather dental drowning.” of south Louisiana. The Forecaster Alek Kraut- Service reported. Mike Steele, a spokes- weather service said in a mann said both rivers the highest she’s seen the Bob Gunther Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 A spokeswoman for the man for the Louisiana statement that an addi- could flood many houses in creek in the 48 years she’s [email protected] East Baton Rouge Parish Governor’s Office of Home- tional 3 to 5 inches could suburban areas near Baton lived there. Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 [email protected] Is NBC’s prime-time Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 [email protected] Olympics due for a change? Cassie Vitali Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] By David Bauder Patricia Whalen ASSOCIATED PRESS Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] NEW YORK — A former journalist turned college BUSINESS OFFICE professor, Kelly Whiteside Beth Bresnahan is watching NBC’s prime- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 time Olympics coverage [email protected] this month for the first Susan J. Conti FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS time in 16 years. She’s Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Major League Soccer fans show solidarity with surprised at what she’s Pulse shooting victims by waving rainbow col- found — not because the Ted Grant programs have changed Publisher, ext. 1234 ored flags at a match in Orlando, Fla. [email protected] so much, but because they haven’t. Marian Kinney ext. 1212 “It’s almost like a time [email protected] Orlando shows capsule for me,” said Wh- Will Kraft iteside, who covered sev- Vice President / Finance unprecedented unity eral Olympics for USA ext. 1296 Today. [email protected] Much of what NBC does Jennifer Perez after shooting at other times is marked- ext. 1205 ly different from what she [email protected] By Mike Schneider bridge spans and the remembers; the Olympics CIRCULATION ASSOCIATED PRESS iconic Lake Eola fountain are spread around near- Lisa Mahmoud in the heart of the city. ly a dozen different ca- Manager, ext. 1239 ORLANDO, Fla. — Two Stores are selling out of ble networks and every [email protected] months after the mas- “#OrlandoUnited” T-shirts competition is streamed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS CLASSIFIED sacre at a gay Orlando with rainbow colors in a live online. Yet NBC’s Abbe Young Smith nightclub, residents say heart shape. prime-time, the Olym- Azerbaijan’s Kamran Shakhsuvarly, right, re- Manager, ext. 1276 this city of newcomers is As many as 50,000 peo- pics point of entry for the acts as he wins a match against Russia’s Artem [email protected] bonding in unprecedent- ple showed up for a vigil vast majority of viewers, Chebotarev during a men’s middleweight 75-kg Kerry Smith ed solidarity, upending an after the June 12 Pulse has remained an island preliminary boxing match at the 2016 Summer Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 old adage attributed to a nightclub shooting. More unto itself by sticking to a Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Friday. [email protected] former governor: “Florida than $23 million has been time-honored formula. NEWSROOM isn’t so much a community raised for the victims, Prime-time ratings are the stands. “We have kids that are as a crowd.” A majority of viewers playing sports. Who are Bill Brotherton some of it from fundrais- down this year from the Features Editor ext. 1338 Elements that often unite ers at local yoga studios, record-setting London are women; 55 percent these groups of women [email protected] communities — sports restaurants, and roller Games, and NBC says through Rio’s first six they feel are so alien to Gayla Cawley teams, food culture, gener- skating rinks. Hundreds, a big reason is because nights. NBC assumes sports that they have to Reporter, ext. 1236 ations of residents living in if not thousands, of donors more people are watching many aren’t sports fans be catered to in this way? [email protected] the same neighborhood — waited in long lines to give cable or their devices. But and, in an attention-get- I don’t know who these Dillon Durst are young or nonexistent in blood after the shooting. it’s worth posing the ques- ting comment last month, people are.” Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Orlando, where nearly two- And a steady stream of tion: Is the formula grow- NBC chief marketing offi- Whiteside, who teach- [email protected] thirds of all residents were residents place flowers, ing stale? cer John Miller said that es at Montclair State Thomas Grillo born out of state. Many say cards and stuffed animals NBC’s prime-time focus- women are “less interest- University in New Jer- Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 Orlando’s modern existence at a makeshift memorial es on a handful of sports ed in the result and more sey, said she appreciates [email protected] dates back only 45 years, to outside the club. — swimming & diving, interested in the journey. knowing about the ath- Spenser Hasak Walt Disney World’s open- “Pulse is a shared ex- track & field, gymnas- It’s sort of like the ulti- letes competing. But, she Copy Editor, ext. 1278 ing. mate reality show and said, “I don’t view the [email protected] perience that I’ve had so tics, beach volleyball — Now, the rainbow flag many people, after it, say to the virtual exclusion miniseries wrapped into Olympics as reality TV. I Thor Jourgensen associated with gay pride one.” view it as a great sport- News Editor, ext. 1267 something along the lines of all others. It’s a mix of [email protected] seems to have become the of ‘I now truly consider Or- live and “plausibly live,” That struck some fans as ing event.” Orlando area’s unofficial or tape-delayed cover- patronizing and reflective Washington Post colum- Steve Krause lando my home. I always Sports Editor, ext. 1229 symbol. It sits beside an thought of myself as being age that allows action to of a poor understanding nist Sally Jenkins wrote [email protected] American flag and a Flor- from Pittsburgh,’” Mayor unfold as it happens. A of the audience in an era that a network would Katie Morrison ida flag at City Hall. It’s Buddy Dyer said. narrative style human- when women also make never think of cutting Sports Reporter emblazoned on stickers The collective mourning izes otherwise unknown up the majority of the U.S. and pasting highlights of [email protected] at hipster bars downtown has tightened Orlando athletes, letting viewers Olympic team. a football game around Owen O’Rourke and at boutiques and bis- bonds and created a true page through a picture “We’ve all grown up childhood film of Peyton Photographer, ext. 1224 tros on tony Park Avenue sense of community, ac- book that swimmer Ryan playing sports,” said and Eli Manning on a [email protected] in the suburb Winter Park. cording to residents, elect- Murphy drew as a child or Joanne Gerstner, who swing set. With its heavy Anne Marie Tobin Rainbow colors have lit ed leaders and business watch gymnast Aly Rais- teaches sports journal- packaging, NBC is “living Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 up downtown buildings, owners. man’s parents squirm in ism at Michigan State. in the past,” she wrote. [email protected] Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS LAW OFFICES OF [email protected] JAMES J. CARRIGAN Mark Sutherland Police get about 450 tips after in Princeton, a rural town search. A West Springfield wom- • Social Security Disability Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 west of Boston. Investigators believe an accused of wrapping • Workers Compensation [email protected] runner found dead in woods Investigators believe she died in an accidental a phone cord around her • Accidents Ryan York Marcotte was attacked drowning. boyfriend’s neck and chok- 25 years located across Copy Editor, ext. 1220 BOSTON (AP) — In- from Lynn District Court [email protected] vestigators probing the by a man and may have Her name has not been ing him until he passed injured him in a struggle. publicly released. out has been released 15 Johnson St. killing of a New York City 781-596-0100 woman who went for a run They’ve asked for the Police were notified Thurs- without bail, but ordered public’s help identifying day night that the woman to stay away from him. JAMES J. CARRIGAN near her mother’s home ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN a man with scratches, was missing and had last ONALD ALLOY in central Massachusetts The Republican reports R D. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg The old-school, pragmatic Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton politics of millennials P   G. O  Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman P ”  There was a time, in the late 1980s voters reject the labels “socialist” the willingness to compromise is an Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 and early 1990s, when everything and “capitalist.” Look deeper into the attribute more generally assigned Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 about the baby boomers — their cul- data, however, and you will see that to Henry Clay (no millennial), Dan- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tural identity, their sex lives, their a third of these young people, none iel Webster (also no millennial) and Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 voting patterns — was chewed over of whom had come of age during the George H.W. Bush (ditto). Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 in the public prints and on television. Cold War, support socialism — a fig- Many fogies of my persuasion yearn Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 It became so dreary an exercise that ure that goes to 41 percent among for a return to the era when compro- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bob McGilvray, the I’ve-seen-every- those born a half-dozen years after mise was valued more than absolut- thing news editor in the Washington the fall of the Communist bloc. ism, but then again the man who John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 bureau of The Wall Street Journal, The second important study is a compromised on raising taxes, Bush, grew impatient with this genre of new book by David and Jack Cahn, is 92 years old, and the greatest deal- reporting. “The only story on the whose “When Millennials Rule: The maker in recent congressional histo- baby boomers that I want to read,” Reshaping of America” has just been ry, former Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kan- he said, “is the one that says they published. These twins claim to have sas, turned 93 last month. are retiring.” conducted 10,000 conversations I suspect both Bush and Dole Well, the baby boomers now are re- with millennials and are, of course, would welcome that aspect of the tiring — McGilvray himself is long millennials themselves. They tell millennial creed, but would recoil retired — but today the millennials us some things we already know from some of the advice the Cahns EDITORIAL have taken their place, with about — the key to communicating with provide for members of the much-re- as much generational chauvinism this group is through social media viled political class. It is explained as the baby boomers. So if you’ve — and some things we didn’t know, in a section under the sub-headline, had your fill of the millennials, or if such as the notion that, as they put “Conclusion: Entertain Us, Please.” The fall - and rise? you think that a 60-something ba- it, “the millennial generation is sick This is the Cahns’ view: “In an age by-boomer columnist who is a hope- and tired of politics.” Maybe they’re of connectivity, politicians need to less political moderate cannot have not all that different after all. realize they are competing with ce- - of moderate anything productive to say about The Cahns do have an important lebrities for attention. It doesn’t cut them, now is the time to turn the message for those seeking to under- it to just be a boring public servant. page or click away. Cheerio. stand the future of American pol- The coolest politicians can build cult But in the middle of an epic pres- itics. They say that the allegiance followings online — and the lame Republicans idential campaign, a group as im- of this group is up for grabs — it ones, well, we don’t even know their portant as the millennials cannot belongs neither to Republicans nor names.” Libertarianism has long been treated as a be ignored, especially since they Democrats, even though many the- Pity. Some of those names were fringe ideology obsessed with the gold stan- played such an important role in orists, using the 2008 election as a Franklin Delano Roosevelt, John F. dard, legalization of hard drugs and “Atlas the Democratic nomination fight, touchstone, had forecasted the ad- Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. Then Shrugged.” Ron Paul, who ran for president in siding in great numbers with Sen. vent of an entire generation of Dem- again, the 32nd, 35th and 40th pres- the 2012 GOP primaries, was the archetype, Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who, ocrats. Not so. Millennials don’t see idents did connect with their respec- calling for an end to Social Security and the by the way, was born five years be- a conflict between red and blue, but tive publics through the social me- Federal Reserve. But when Libertarian Par- fore the baby boom. Score this one instead between the Washington dia of the time — radio, television ty presidential nominee Gary Johnson extols for the millennials: Unlike the baby elite and outsiders. and the movies. fiscal responsibility and social tolerance, he boomers, many of whom lived by the “Our thesis is that these pragmat- The Harvard study tells us that brings to mind a different political tradition: maxim that no one over the age of ic, resilient and optimistic young Sanders is the only one of the lead- that of moderate Republicans. 30 should be trusted, they’re open to people will use their votes to wage ing presidential candidates with a There was a time, not so long ago, when they listening to 74-year-olds. a silent war against the Washington net-positive rating. (Trump checks dominated the GOP. Presidents Dwight Eisen- And as we approach the election, elite,” the Cahns argue. “By ousting in at minus 57 percentage points; hower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and George two important studies give us in- ideologues and voting for politicians Clinton at minus 16.) But it also H.W. Bush sprang from this wing of the party. sight into the mind and mettle of who share our values — namely, au- tells us something quite astonish- So, arguably, did George W. Bush, along with these millennials, though it is im- thenticity, optimism and tolerance ing, a finding that a similar study nominees such as Bob Dole, John McCain and portant to acknowledge that no — millennials will usher in a new of the baby boom would never con- Mitt Romney. group that big (75 million people, era of reform. Using compromise to clude: The only institution in Amer- But the party has moved steadily to the right generally those between 18 and 34) implement change, millennials will ican life that has the trust of a ma- recently. Rank-and-file GOP voters grew signifi- is monolithic. They may share expe- translate their political consensus jority of millennials is the military. cantly more conservative in the first decade of riences, but they do not necessarily into actual political policy and break Hooray for them. Great impulse. this century. It’s a measure of how conservative share perspectives. the gridlock in Washington.” I’m not so sure about the rest of House Republicans have become that Speaker The first is the most recent study That’s a very intriguing para- their views. Which institution do Paul Ryan, once a tea party hero, is now viewed by Harvard’s Institute of Politics graph, worthy of serious exam- you suppose wins the least level of with distrust by many in his caucus. of young voters (18 to 29), who, ac- ination. The word “pragmatic” is trust? Yes, the media, with the sup- That growing tilt leaves an electoral opening cording to the data, side decisively important; much of the New Left port of only 9 percent. It isn’t only for a candidate who thinks the government with former Secretary of State Hil- strain of the baby boom lacked prag- conventional politicians who have a shouldn’t meddle too much in either markets lary Clinton over Manhattan busi- matism — even as it shared millen- lot to worry about. The millennials or morals. Hillary Clinton isn’t interested in nessman Donald Trump, by a 61-25 nials’ contempt for “the Washington have met the enemy, and it is us. occupying it. So Johnson, who is averaging 9 margin. elite.” Now look at perhaps the most percent support in the RealClearPolitics av- But what may be far more signif- striking word in that passage: “com- David Shribman is a Pulitzer erage of four-way polls that include him and icant in the long run for American promise.” This was not a leading Prize-winning columnist. He is a Green Party nominee Jill Stein, has that niche politics is that a majority of these attribute of the baby boom. In fact Swampscott High graduate. to himself. In Kansas, long solidly Republican, moder- ates are rebounding, thanks to the unpopulari- ty of conservative Gov. Sam Brownback. In the Aug. 2 legislative primary, moderates defeated incumbent Brownback allies in more than a dozen races. U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, a tea party stalwart, also got evicted. Since 2012, the share of Republicans who say they are economically and socially conser- vative has shrunk from 57 percent to 42 per- cent. But the national party’s message hasn’t caught up with that trend. If Trump loses — and particularly if he los- es big — moderates may find themselves tak- en more seriously in Congress and the party. Many Republicans are probably already won- dering how much brighter their electoral pros- pects would be with, say, John Kasich of Ohio atop the ballot in November. Victories by senators who have clashed with Trump — such as Kelly Ayotte of New Hamp- shire, Rob Portman of Ohio, as well as Kirk and McCain — would give them more influ- ence on the GOP’s direction. A strong showing by Libertarian Johnson would encourage Re- publicans to adopt at least some of his ideas. And voter frustration with gridlock may aid lawmakers who don’t treat compromise as a crime. Pragmatic, centrist Republicans have large- ly vanished from the American political scene. But their absence leaves a vacuum that begs to be filled.

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TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Pressuring Trump, Clinton releases 2015 tax returns By Lisa Lerer mentions his returns as a and Ken Thomas way of underscoring how ASSOCIATED PRESS his economic plans would benefit his personal in- WASHINGTON — Hil- terests and questioning lary and Bill Clinton whether he’s as wealthy earned $10.6 million last as he claims. year, according to a tax fil- Democrats believe ing released by her cam- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump’s returns could be paign Friday that sought a trove of politically dam- A demonstrator yells as Republican presiden- to pressure presidential tial candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rival Donald Trump to aging information. They campaign rally Friday. disclose his tax returns. want to see his tax rate, The filing shows that the charitable giving, and Clintons paid a federal tax business dealings with rate of 34.2 percent in 2015. foreign governments. After verbal missteps, “Here’s a pretty incredi- The bulk of their income PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — more than $6 million — ble fact: There is a non-ze- Trump blames others came from speaking fees for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ro chance that Donald appearances made large- Clinton gives a speech on the economy after Trump isn’t paying (aster- By Josh Lederman by apologizing. ly before Hillary Clinton touring Futuramic Tool & Engineering in War- isk)any(asterisk) taxes,” ASSOCIATED PRESS “That’s what normal can- launched her campaign in ren, Mich., Thursday. Clinton tweeted, after re- didates do,” he went on. leasing her own returns. ERIE, Pa. — It’s the me- April 2015. They gave more “However, normal candi- than $1,042,000 to charity, many of their elite peers, didates in modern history Protesters at Trump dia’s fault. That’s out of dates don’t careen from one according to an analysis by have released their returns. afternoon rally in Erie, context. Never said it in with $1 million going to self-inflicted wound to an- the Clinton family founda- the nonpartisan Tax Foun- The Clintons have dis- Pennsylvania, held up the first place. other on an hourly basis.” dation, based on 2013 data. closed returns for every signs reading “Tax Forms” Donald Trump’s claim tion. That is the financial It was only two days ear- The release is part of an year since 1977, in part before being escorted out Friday that he was mere- vehicle the family uses to lier that Trump blamed effort to undercut Trump’s due to laws requiring by security. ly being “sarcastic” in ac- give money to museums, the media for making character by questioning public officials release Clinton’s strategy bor- cusing President Barack schools, churches and other much ado about nothing the celebrity businessman’s returns. She put out her rows from President Obama of establishing a charitable causes. It is not after he suggested during record. Trump has refused most recent eight years Barack Obama’s winning terrorist group was his the same organization as a rally that gun rights en- to make his filings public, of tax filings last summer playbook against Mitt latest attempt to blame the better-known Clinton thusiasts might find a way saying they’re under audit and several years during Romney in 2012. Obama others for the uproar over Foundation. to stop Clinton if elected. by the Internal Revenue her first presidential bid. repeatedly used Romney’s what he says. It’s an in- The Clintons’ income Clinton, whose lead over Service and that he’ll re- Seeking common ground business dealings against stinct that Trump’s op- puts them well within the Trump has widened in re- ranks of the top 0.1 percent lease them only once that with blue-collar workers him and seized upon his ponents say a president cent polls of the most com- can’t possess. Some Re- of Americans, though they review is complete. All ma- who have been attracted to reluctance to release cer- petitive states, has seized pay a higher tax rate than jor U.S. presidential can- Trump, Clinton frequently tain tax records. publicans seem to have on those and other eye- the same concern. brow-raising comments to This time, it followed portray the reality TV star two days of critical head- as lacking the tempera- lines and Democratic out- Tepid sales lower prospects ment to run the nation rage over Trump’s claim — Trump has his own ar- that Obama was the gument for why she’s unfit “founder” of the Islamic to do so. She’s hammered State group. As Trump for US economic growth him for avoiding account- repeated the claim more ability for his actions. than a dozen times, inter- STAR OF DAVID By Christopher to be. viewers sought to ensure In July, Trump’s cam- S. Rugaber Combined, Friday’s eco- Trump wasn’t being mis- paign tweeted an an- ASSOCIATED PRESS nomic reports make it construed. Surely, they of- even less likely that the ti-Clinton message that WASHINGTON — A fered, he meant Obama’s Fed will raise interest seemed to show the Star of sluggish month of retail policies had enabled the David atop a pile of cash, rates before December. extremist group’s rise. spending has tempered Few analysts expect any raising questions about expectations for the U.S. “No, I meant he’s the anti-Semitism. When Clin- changes at the Fed’s next founder of ISIS. I do,” economy’s growth in the meeting in September, ton’s campaign cried foul, coming months. Trump said, using one ac- Trump blamed her for and some foresee no rate Consumers pulled back ronym for the group. (His trying to “divert attention hike before 2017. on shopping and eating remark comes at 15:26 of from the dishonest behav- July’s retail sales figures out in July after three the interview .) ior of herself and her hus- “won’t inspire much con- straight solid monthly Then an about-face Fri- band.” Also, the media. fidence in the economic gains, the government day. “THEY DON’T GET PAGING MOSCOW momentum at this point,” said Friday. Those declines SARCASM?” he tweeted. Last month Trump Michael Dolega, senior FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Or was he being sar- caused a stir in a news were offset by increases in economist at TD Bank, auto sales and online and Jill Blaker, left, and her daughter, Danielle castic about the sarcasm? conference by saying said in a research note. Blaker Nance, far right, help Vera Herbert catalog sales. “The poor showing makes Hours later, he told a rally “Russia, if you’re listen- shop at B. Nance Fine Gifts in Florence, S.C. in Pennsylvania he was ing, I hope you’re able to Many economists credit- any likelihood of a rate “obviously being sarcastic find the 30,000 emails” ed the surge in online and hike this year all the more catalog spending, which figure even if consumer Still, other sources — but not that sarcastic, missing from Clinton. distant.” demand remains solid. of growth are likely to rose 1.3 percent, mainly to Last month’s flat read- to be honest with you.” Even some Republicans Excluding gasoline, retail emerge in the third quar- That it took Trump two deals offered during Ama- ing for retail spending fol- questioned whether he sales rose 0.2 percent last ter, Ashworth said, even days to walk back his zon’s “Prime Day” on July lowed increases of 0.8 per- was encouraging a foreign month. as consumers pull back. widely debunked remark 12. Amazon said its sales cent in June, 0.2 percent government to interfere in Steady hiring and some Businesses are likely to — and then walk back the election. Trump’s re- rose 60 percent on Prime in May and a robust 1.2 evidence of rising pay rebuild their stockpiles, the walk-back — was sponse later? “Of course, Day compared with a year percent increase in April. have been boosting Amer- after cutting them in worrying for Republicans I’m being sarcastic.” earlier. Some economists sug- icans’ confidence and the second quarter. That who see such missteps as CRIMEA RIVER Still, the flat reading gested that it could mark playing to Democrat Hil- Heads spun in the for- for overall retail sales merely a temporary dip encouraging spending, should also add to growth, lary Clinton’s advantage. eign policy world when suggested that the econo- after the solid readings which jumped 4.2 percent which he projects will be Equally worrying for some Trump said this month my might not rebound as through the spring. in the April-June quarter, nearly 3 percent in the Ju- was the fact that he again that Russia wouldn’t en- quickly from a slump that “Given that employment the most in 18 months. ly-September quarter. would not take responsi- ter Ukraine, seemingly struck early this year as has rebounded, consumer Indeed, consumers’ will- Employers are hiring at bility for his words. unaware it already had. economists had been ex- confidence is holding up, ingness to spend has pro- a robust pace, having add- Ryan Williams, a Repub- When an interviewer pecting. And a separate I’m not overly concerned,” vided one of the few sourc- ed 255,000 jobs in July lican strategist who ad- pointed out Russia had report Friday that U.S. said Paul Ashworth, chief es of growth this year. The and 292,000 in June — vised Mitt Romney’s 2012 annexed Crimea, Trump producer prices last month U.S. economist at Capital economy expanded at a the most in eight months. campaign, said there’s a said he meant Russia registered their sharpest Economics. tepid annual pace of just That’s kept the unemploy- common-sense playbook wouldn’t dare go farther drop since September was The retail sales figure 1 percent in the first six ment rate at a low 4.9 per- for dealing with political if he were president. He a reminder that inflation is measured in dollars, months of 2016 despite cent, even as more Ameri- slip-ups: “Stop the bleed- insisted he’d said nothing remains lower than the which means that fall- consumer’s healthy show- cans have started looking ing and put it behind you incorrect. Federal Reserve wants it ing prices can reduce the ing in the second quarter. for work. Judge blocks Ohio law to divert Planned Parenthood money By Ann Sanner group couldn’t offer some The group’s attorneys ASSOCIATED PRESS free services and would no argued the law was un- longer have access to the constitutional because it COLUMBUS, Ohio — A juvenile justice and fos- required, as a condition federal judge blocked a ter care systems to teach of receiving government state law aimed at divert- teenagers about healthy funds, that recipients ing public money from relationships. abandon their constitu- Planned Parenthood, say- If not blocked, the judge tionally protected rights ing in a Friday ruling that wrote, Planned Parent- to free speech and to pro- the group stood to suffer hood would “suffer a con- vide abortion services. “irreparable injury.” tinuing irreparable injury Planned Parenthood of- The Ohio law targets the for which there is no ade- ficials praised the judge’s more than $1.4 million quate remedy at law.” decision, calling it a win in funding that Planned The state’s attorneys Parenthood gets through for Ohio residents who had argued that Planned rely on the organization the state’s health depart- Parenthood was trying ment. That money, mostly for care. to override state policy “Politicians have no from the federal govern- choices and that no entity business blocking patients ment, supports certain has a constitutional right from the care they need education and prevention to receive public money. — and today the court programs. The law would “Planned Parenthood stopped them in their bar such funds from going supplies no basis for dis- tracks,” said Iris Harvey, to entities that perform or FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS turbing Ohio’s legislative promote abortions. judgments about how to the head of Planned Par- The restrictions, which Anne Morrice, center left, and Chris Maxie, center right, of Planned Par- spend its public money,” enthood of Greater Ohio. had been slated to take enthood, discuss legislation to defund Planned Parenthood with Colum- attorneys wrote in a court Under the U.S. Supreme effect in May, were signed bus, Ohio, residents Zahra Farah and Asha Abdulle at the Ohio State brief. Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade by Republican Gov. John House in Columbus, Ohio. Planned Parenthood has ruling, women have a Kasich during his failed said Ohio’s law would not constitutionally protected had sued the state, saying chael Barrett in Cincin- then-President George presidential bid. force any of its 28 health right to terminate a preg- The state’s Republi- the law violated their con- nati sided with Planned W. Bush, a Republican, centers in the state to nancy before a fetus is can attorney general will stitutional rights by de- Parenthood in granting said in many instances close but the legislation able to survive outside the appeal the ruling, his nying them the funds “in a permanent injunction, Planned Parenthood was would deprive thousands womb, generally around spokesman said. retaliation for” providing which keeps state officials chosen over other entities of patients of access to 24 weeks of pregnancy. Planned Parenthood abortions. Their lawsuit from enforcing the law’s to receive the funds as part HIV tests, breast and cer- Planned Parenthood is a of Greater Ohio and names the state’s health provisions. of a competitive grant pro- vical cancer screenings national target because of Planned Parenthood director as a defendant. Barrett, who was nom- cess. He said if the chang- and other prevention and its role as the largest U.S. Southwest Ohio Region U.S. District Judge Mi- inated to the bench by es were to take effect the education initiatives. abortion provider. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 POLICE/FIRE ‘Skinny Joey’ Merlino free on $5M bail All address information, particu- A report of trespassing at larly arrests, reflect police records. 12:55 p.m. Thursday at 590 By Terry Spencer unnecessary and exces- In the event of a perceived inac- Washington St. ASSOCIATED PRESS sive prescriptions for ex- curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of larceny at 2:30 pensive compound creams p.m. Thursday at 1 Chase St.; WEST PALM BEACH, of the concerned party to contact in exchange for kickbacks. at 3:25 p.m. Thursday at 118 Fla. — The flamboyant al- He was one of nearly four the relevant police department and S Common St.; at 7:51 p.m. leged head of the Philadel- have the department issue a no- dozen reputed members of Thursday at 10 High Rock St.; phia Mafia was released an East Coast crime syn- tice of correction to the Daily Item. at 11:33 p.m. Thursday at from jail Friday after a dicate who were charged Corrections or clarifications will not 175 Ocean St. federal judge granted last week with racketeer- be made without express notice of A report of a con/scam at him $5 million bail as he ing and various crimes change from the arresting police 3:23 p.m. Thursday at 1 Mar- awaits trial on racketeer- including extortion, loan- ket St. ing charges. sharking, casino-style department. A report of a gunshot at Joseph “Skinny Joey” gambling, sports gam- 5:11 p.m. Thursday on Circuit Merlino, 54, was granted bling, credit card fraud LYNN Avenue. bail after federal prose- and health care fraud. A report of an overdose at cutors reversed their op- Federal prosecutors say Arrests 7:28 p.m. Thursday at 24 Es- position and agreed to his the syndicate operated in tes St. Brian Bennett, 28, of 10 release after saying last New York, Massachusetts, Howard St., Salem, was ar- week that he was a “dan- Pennsylvania, Florida and rested on warrant charges for LYNNFIELD ger to the community.” New Jersey. operating a motor vehicle with They didn’t explain what Matthewman ques- a suspended license, speed- Complaints led to their turnabout. tioned the federal govern- Merlino will be required ing, a marked lanes violation A report of a disturbance at ment’s 180-degree turn to live at his Boca Raton FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and trespassing at 4:52 p.m. 2:49 p.m. Wednesday at 24 — documents filed last home and wear an ankle Thursday. South Broadway. Joey Merlino arrives at the federal court in week that called Merlino Alexis Nazario, 37, of 20A bracelet. U.S. Magistrate Philadelphia. a “danger to the commu- Bridge St., Nashua, N.H., was Judge William Matthew- nity” and asked the judge arrested and charged with MARBLEHEAD man said Merlino can his two daughters’ univer- shaven Merlino, who was to hold him without bail. possession of a Class A drug work from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. sity. dressed in dark blue jail Assistant U.S. Attorney and violation of a city knife Complaints at the local restaurant Matthewman asked overalls and shackled at Aurora Fagan couldn’t ordinance at 2:50 p.m. Thurs- A report of an ID theft at that bears his name, Mer- Merlino for assurances the wrists and ankles. explain the shift, saying day. 8:24 a.m. Thursday on Lon- lino’s, which he says will that he will obey the con- Merlino faces up to 20 it was a decision made in donderry Road. reopen in October, and ditions of his release, say- years in prison on charges New York where the in- Accidents A report of a suspicious ve- travel to New York City, ing he didn’t want to issue that he was part of a health vestigation is headquar- New Jersey and eastern a warrant for his arrest. care fraud scheme where tered. The U.S. attorney’s A report of a motor vehicle hicle in the area at 9:23 a.m. Thursday on Tioga Way; at Pennsylvania, including “Don’t worry your honor, conspirators got corrupt office in Manhattan de- accident at 1:59 p.m. Thurs- to attend a family day at you won’t,” replied the un- doctors to bill insurers for clined comment. day on Lake Avenue; at 3:07 11:22 p.m. Thursday on Birch p.m. Thursday at 117 North Street. Common St.; at 3:35 p.m. A report of a disturbance at Thursday at 142 Washington 11:02 a.m. Thursday on Taft Sandusky emphatically denies his guilt St.; at 5:32 p.m. Thursday at Street. 784 Lynnfield St.; at 6:17 A report of harassment By Mark Scolforo p.m. Thursday at 38 Summit at 11:06 a.m. Thursday on ASSOCIATED PRESS Ave.; at 7:16 p.m. Thursday at Sewall Street. 41 B St.; at 8:38 p.m. Thurs- A report of an IRS phone BELLEFONTE, Pa. — day at 175 Beacon Hill Ave. scam at 12:52 p.m. Thursday Jerry Sandusky forceful- on Abbot Street. ly asserted his innocence Complaints A report of road rage at and described his own sex- 5:27 p.m. Thursday on Pleas- ual history Friday during A report of suspicious ac- ant Street. an hour of testimony as tivity at 1:01 a.m. Thursday at he seeks to have his child 145 Lewis St.; at 9:17 p.m. PEABODY sexual abuse conviction Thursday at 197 Washington overturned or be granted St.; at 1:38 a.m. Friday on Complaints a new trial. Atkinson Street; at 2:13 a.m. The former Penn State Friday on Essex Street. A report of an intoxicated assistant coach was the A report of vandalism to a person at 12:53 a.m. Thurs- first witness called in motor vehicle at 1:04 a.m. day at 144 Washington St. what is scheduled to be a Thursday at 99 Memorial Park Party transported to hospital. three-day proceeding that Ave.; at 2:12 p.m. Thursday at A report of fingerprints left focuses largely on whether 17 Atlantic St. on a window at 8:39 a.m. he received adequate legal A report of a juvenile prob- Thursday on Pleasant Street. representation during his lem at 2:02 a.m. Thursday on A report of suspicious ac- 2012 trial. Maple Street; at 3:41 p.m. tivity at 8:40 a.m. Thursday He emphatically denied Thursday on Beyer Pace; at at 52 Coolidge Ave.; at 10:24 being guilty of sexual 7:24 p.m. Thursday on Light p.m. Thursday at 82 Main St. abuse and claimed to have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Street. A report of possible threats never had oral or anal sex Former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, A report of an uninvited at 10:11 p.m. Thursday on with anyone, contradicting right, arrives at the Centre County Courthouse for an appeals hearing guest at 8:18 a.m. Thursday Tracey Street. victims’ trial testimony. about whether he was improperly convicted four years ago, in Bellefon- at 100 Johnson St.; at 10:02 “Absolutely not, that te, Pa., Friday. p.m. Thursday at 11 Clar- REVERE idea is absolutely foreign endon Ave.; at 10:04 p.m. to me” and “disgusting,” He said his lead lawyer He was out on $250,000 what it meant.” Thursday at 27 Chatham St.; Complaints said Sandusky, 72, cur- at the time, Joe Amendo- bail and there were con- Another major topic at 10:53 p.m. Thursday at 22 rently serving a 30- to 60- la, told him a preliminary cerns prosecutors might during the hearing was an Warren St. A report of suspicious ac- year prison sentence for a hearing, with testimony seek a higher amount if he interview Sandusky gave A report of a neighbor prob- tivity at 1 a.m. Thursday on 45-count conviction. from his victims, would add did not waive the hearing. to NBC’s Bob Costas short- lem at 10:18 a.m. Thursday North Shore Road; at 8:29 Sandusky said he was to the public’s negative per- Asked Friday if he un- ly after his arrest. San- on Autumn Street. a.m. Thursday on Martin unfamiliar with criminal ception of him. But he lost a derstood what was occur- dusky said the plan had Street; at 5:25 p.m. Thursday A report of a fight at 11:42 court proceedings and re- chance to get more informa- ring, he responded: “not been for Amendola to go to a.m. Thursday at 380 Cha- on Revere Street; at 6:11 p.m. lied on his lawyers’ advice tion about the prosecution’s totally.” New York for the interview, tham St.; at 6:43 p.m. Thurs- Thursday on Bickford Avenue; in waiving a preliminary case and force witnesses to “I know a lot more now,” but after he arrived there day on Strawberry Avenue; at at 8:33 p.m. Thursday on hearing, not testifying on make on-the-record state- he said. “I couldn’t tell he decided it would be bet- 12:19 a.m. Friday at 43 Elm Morris Street; at 10:16 p.m. his own behalf and mak- ments they might contra- you at that point in time ter to have Sandusky call in St. Thursday on Cooledge Street. ing other decisions. dict at trial. the significance of it and and assert his innocence. A report of a disturbance A report of a disturbance at at 11:44 a.m. Friday at 145 2:30 a.m. Thursday on Squire Boston St.; at 2:25 p.m. Road; at 2:58 a.m. Thursday Thursday at 228 Union St.; on Squire Road; at 6:16 a.m. Phoenix on edge as serial killer prowls at 3:18 p.m. Thursday at 4 Thursday on Proctor Avenue; at Brightwood Terrace; at 5:17 2:28 p.m. Thursday on Beach By Jacques Billeaud p.m. Thursday at 103 Magno- Street; at 10:16 p.m. Thursday and Alan lia Ave.; at 6:23 p.m. Thursday on Cooledge Street; at 10:26 Clendenning at 44 Union Court; at 8:44 p.m. Thursday on Thornton ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Thursday at 37 Autumn Street; at 11:17 p.m. Thursday St.; at 8:51 p.m. Thursday at on Washington Avenue. PHOENIX — He is a 500 Lynnfield St.; at 8:59 A report of an unwanted lanky Hispanic man in his p.m. Thursday at 96 Henry person at 7:59 a.m. Thurs- 20s who drives down the Ave.; at 4:29 a.m. Friday at day on Constitution Avenue; darkened streets of poor, 50 Western Ave.; at 4:57 a.m. at 10:57 a.m. Thursday on predominantly Latino Friday at 106 Chestnut St.; at Shirley Avenue; at 3:38 p.m. neighborhoods, blending 5 a.m. Friday on Lynn Shore Thursday on Cooledge Street; in as he selects his targets. Drive; at 6:14 a.m. Friday on at 4:12 p.m. Thursday on He either fires through an the Lynnway. Shirley Avenue. open window or gets out of A report of threats at 12:39 A report of vandalism at the car to shoot from close p.m. Thursday at 102 Wyman 12:21 p.m. Thursday on range before driving off. St.; at 1:35 p.m. Thursday at Broadway. The Serial Street Shoot- 129 Allen Ave. A report of an assault at er, as he has been dubbed, A report of shoplifting at 12:52 p.m. Thursday on has killed seven people 12:53 p.m. Thursday at 50 School Street. and wounded two since Central Ave.; at 4:34 p.m. A report of shoplifting at March in nine attacks Thursday at 200 South Com- 6:36 p.m. Thursday on Fur- that have sown fear in mon Street; at 8:05 a.m. Fri- long Drive; at 10:18 p.m. Phoenix and led to a police day at 43 State St. Thursday on Furlong Drive. plea for the public’s help in a neighborhood where many are immigrants re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS luctant to come forward Flowers are seen outside the home where a suspected serial killer mur- for fear of deportation. dered a man earlier in the year in Phoenix. The gunman strikes only after sunset and be- killer. They have put un- he hasn’t done so already. decade. But now some res- Lynn Drug Task Force fore dawn, and all but one dercover officers on extra Unlike other serial kill- idents are staying inside of the killings have taken patrols and are receiving ers, who often stay in the after dark, abandoning place in the city’s Mary- help from the FBI. And shadows, this one has al- a neighborhood custom Hotline vale section. they are hoping someone lowed witnesses to catch of sitting out on chairs The victims include a who knows the shooter glimpses of him, enabling in front yards when the 12-year-girl who was shot comes forward. police to create a sketch broiling summer heat dips 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY to death along with her “He has someone he has they have circulated. De- below 100. mother and a friend of the talked to about this,” Phoe- tectives also found shell Taking a break from or text the word tiplynn woman. In the most re- nix police spokesman Sgt. casings at four crime painting the ranch-style and your tip to “tip411” (847411) cent attack, on July 11, a Jonathan Howard said. scenes, though authorities man and a 4-year-old boy “This guy shot and killed will not say what ballistics home he is renovating, escaped injury after the a 12-year-old girl. We hope revealed about the gun or construction worker Mar- gunman shot at a vehicle someone else’s conscience guns used. co Garcia said that he is Spanish menu available they were sitting in. catches up with them.” While Maryvale has a watching for suspicious All reports of neighborhood activity Investigators are check- Experts on serial killers higher crime rate than activity, but that the man ing hundreds of leads, try- say that given the gun- many other Phoenix police are looking for will be investigated. ing to find out if neighbors man’s brazen outdoor at- neighborhoods, police sta- — young and Hispanic Callers may remain anonymous. or security cameras cap- tacks, he will make a mis- tistics show it has been — wouldn’t stand out in tured video footage of the take sooner or later — if getting safer in the past Maryvale. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Ready, steady, read in Nahant Stock indexes

NAHANT From A1 edge mostly The program, which has traditionally involved games and races, along lower; oil rises with time on the swings and monkey bars, incor- By Alex Veiga 0.1 percent, to 2,184.05. porates reading into its ASSOCIATED PRESS The declines pulled both routine. indexes slightly below Jen McCarthy, the Rec- Wall Street capped a their most-recent all-time reation Commission’s record-setting week with highs set Thursday. chairwoman, said she is a day of mostly listless The Nasdaq bucked the hopeful that the 30 young- trading Friday that left trend, adding 4.50 points, sters developed stronger the three major U.S. stock or 0.1 percent, to 5,232.89. reading habits this sum- indexes essentially flat. The Nasdaq also closed at mer. The Dow Jones industri- a record high last Friday, “I am so pleased with al average and the Stan- Tuesday and Thursday. their commitment to read- dard & Poor’s 500 index It’s now up 11 percent over ing on a regular basis,” closed slightly lower. The the past seven weeks, the she said. Nasdaq composite eked longest winning streak for The kids were rewarded out a tiny gain, giving the index in more than with a gift certificate to the tech-heavy index its four years. Friendly’s for a job well fourth record-high close in So far this year, the Dow done. a week. is up 6.6 percent, the S&P Todd the Frisbee Guy Investors mostly fo- 500 has gained 6.9 per- entertained the children cused on the latest batch cent and the Nasdaq is up at the celebration. He was of company earnings from 4.5 percent. a big hit among the read- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER retailers and other compa- Strong job growth, more nies, as well as new data er leaders. Todd Brodeur Todd Brodeur, a two-time World Freestyle Frisbee Champion, entertains stable oil prices and a crop indicating that U.S. retail performed for about 45 kids at Flash Road Park in Nahant. of better-than-expected minutes and showed the sales in July were more company earnings have attentive audience why he sluggish than expected. helped lift stocks in recent said she is delighted by said. “Parent involvement Road Park this summer. is a two-time World Free- Materials companies fell weeks. style Frisbee Champion. the interest in books that is the key to success and “I think it’s a cool park the most. Energy stocks This week, investors had “I think it’s great that has been sparked by the I look at it as quality time and I like to read Sports led the gainers as crude their eye on the health of they are being reward- program. together.” Illustrated when I am oil prices rose again. retailers. They welcomed ed for reading,” he said. “Reading is a wonderful Ten-year-old Christian there,” he said. “I am also While the retail sales the latest quarterly snap- Kim Carmody-Hosker, lifelong habit and it’s im- Inello, a Covenant Chris- reading “Number the data may have dimmed shots for Macy’s, Kohl’s children’s librarian at the portant that we encourage tian Academy student, has Stars” at home. Reading some traders’ views on the and Nordstrom, sending Nahant Public Library, kids to read often,” she been a regular at Flash is fun.” economy, most of the sell- their shares higher. ing was likely a reflection Some of that continued of some investors locking Friday as traders cheered Community volunteers are at Peabody’s service in profits while the mar- results from Nordstrom, ket remains near its all- J.C. Penney and Dillard’s. time high, said JJ Kinah- Nordtsrom surged 8 per- an, TD Ameritrade’s chief cent a day after the de- strategist. partment store chain re- “It’s a summer Friday ported earnings that beat on a week that we were Wall Street’s expectations. higher,” Kinahan said. “It’s The company also raised more of a ‘Why take unnec- its profit guidance for the essary risks? Take some year. The stock gained profits, go home happy.’” $3.82 to $51.38. The Dow fell 37.05 J.C. Penney said a pick- points, or 0.2 percent, to up in sales helped trim 18,576.47. The S&P 500 the chain’s second-quarter index lost 1.74 points, or loss from a year earlier. Saugus steps up to save pantry

SAUGUS unteer for more than a From A1 decade, added that meet- ing Saugus families puts said. “They knew I was an a face to the work they interim and that I need do. At some stations, vol- help. They didn’t even unteers make sure chil- need to be asked.” dren don’t leave without The pantry has been a cookie. open for 30 years and is “I feel like I’m doing affiliated with the Great- something for someone be- er Boston Food Bank side myself,” she said. (GBFB). Though it’s In July, 253 clients re- housed at the Cliftondale ceived assistance and ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Congregational Church, more than 800 bags of food Brittany Donoghue builds a float that will be in the Peabody Centennial Parade in October. volunteers come from each were distributed. More of the town’s churches. than half of the food was VOLUNTEERS Several veterans were Two dozen people volun- provided by the GBFB. From A1 among those who volun- teer on Fridays to distrib- This week, it included teered to sand and scrape ute food while others pick corn, cucumbers, peppers, city officials and volun- the Inn Transition steps up donations from Stop & eggs and milk. teers from various CDC and weed the garden. Shop, Panera Bread and While the volunteers programs divvied up the Jesse Perkins, a Marine Wal-Mart throughout the have kept the organiza- sandpaper, rakes, shovels Corps veteran and North week, Reed said. In total, tion running, Reed said and trash bags. Shore Community College the pantry has up to 40 there is still a critical need “It’s great to see all the student from Haverhill, volunteers they can count to fill the unpaid director’s members of the communi- said this is the second on. position. She said she is ty coming together,” said year he’s been involved “Everybody seemed to still willing to handle the Abby Gooding, an intern with Build Day. know what they needed to paperwork, but hopes to for the North Shore CDC. “I’m representing the do,” said Ann Kirby, a vol- find someone who can “I didn’t know that there better organize donation school and veterans, that’s unteer. were so many people who pickups. why I’m here,” said Per- Elana Gasparello has were this dedicated.” “It’s a good place down kins. “It’s a lot of fun to been a volunteer for three The Salem-based CDC here,” said Judy McCar- give back as a veteran and years and said the people invests in North Shore thy, who has used the ser- a student.” who donate their time neighborhoods by building Hope Healy of Rockport vice off and on for three affordable housing. This to help others are “just a years. “They always help said she came to Peabody good group.” summer, they organized because she felt strong- people. They’re very good. similar neighborhood “We were left without They’ll even help people ly about supporting Inn a director, but the volun- beautification projects in Transition, which helps carry things to their car.” teers here are great,” she Beverly and Salem, but put families back on their said. “They just picked up Bridget Turcotte can be it wasn’t quite as hot on feet. and they do what needs to reached at bturcotte@item- those days. “We’re out here on a hot be done.” live.com. Follow her on “It was the opposite in day, but that’s okay,” she Arlene Decareau, a vol- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Beverly and Salem,” Good- said. ing said. “It was cold and In addition to the activ- I was drinking hot coffee ity on Washington Street, instead of iced coffee.” volunteers built a float for Lynn takes a new The CDC puts a premi- the city’s Centennial Pa- um on helping young peo- rade. In Lynn, the Build ple and getting them in- Day program focused on stand against AIDS volved in the community, clearing a community according to Abbie Allen- path and creating a porta- AIDS has resulted in a lost op- son, North Shore CDC’s ble garden near the Cen- From A1 portunity for Lynn stu- marketing manager. tral Square MBTA train dents to learn more about Friday’s work included station. 41 percent from 2000 to HIV and AIDS. volunteers from Youth- Samantha Coppola was one of the dozens of YouthBuild had a big 2013, according to the Brennan said Getting To Build and Stand pro- volunteers helping repair the Inn Transition hand in building the float, Massachusetts Depart- Zero is traveling to cities grams. YouthBuild pro- sober-living house in Peabody as part of the which will also double as a ment of Public Health. where AIDS was transmit- vides construction and North Shore Community Development Coali- playhouse that will be raf- Still, several attendees ted to gather information education opportunities tion’s Build Day on Friday. fled off by Peabody Main voiced concern that fund- that will improve state for dropouts and Stand is Streets after the October treatment strategies. a summer internship pro- ing for treatment and out- “I would not be in this should be something that parade. reach has also plummeted. “It motivates the com- gram providing commu- “It’s nice to be able to munity to get involved,” nity service learning for job if it were not for my is near the top of the list. Maria Cubilette of the own national service and People who do civilian help out kids who are less Lynn Community Health said Guevara-Perez about students. fortunate,” said 19-year- outreach events. “I do be- experience in the Marine national service have an Center said her employer As the volunteers broke old YouthBuild volunteer lieve that epidemics can Corps,” said the Democrat, awful lot in common with used to perform testing at for lunch, Moulton stopped Jael Medina. be controlled.” by to offer some words of who served four tours of those who serve in the various sites citywide, in- encouragement and high- duty in Iraq. “When I look military. We are trying to Adam Swift can be cluding high schools. State House News Ser- light the importance of at all the national pri- do something that is big- reached at aswift@item- Cubilette said the deci- vice contributed to this national service. orities, national service ger than ourselves.” live.com. sion to end that practice report. A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Gathering ’round the Table

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PHOTO | PAULA MULLER A selection of treats from Hostess that the Item staff ranked from best to worst. My Brother’s Table held its Summer Party Thursday evening at Spi- nelli’s in Lynnfield. From left, Ralph, Debbie and Judy Jamieson, of Lynn, enjoy drinks and appetizers. We pick Hostess Smiley faces at small company making popular emoji apps Mobile apps that allow users to that’s not their goal. The roughly 20,000 with the mostest create their own emojis or share the emojis from Moji can be texted, tweeted stylized images of NBA star Stephen and posted on Facebook, but they cannot Curry and other celebrities are pay- be used in Instagram comments and only By Beth Bresnahan You will undoubtedly be caught thanks ing off for a small upstate New York in Snapchat messages since they are not ITEM STAFF to the trail of sweet white powder that company. approved by the consortium, Camilo said. will coat your fingers and face. And never There is no need to wait for the Tops- Moji Maker — with its mix-and-match attempt to eat a package without a large The privately held company — which field Fair to open this fall: Hostess is menu of happy, angry or goofy faces — Camilo runs with his partners, brothers drink, preferably milk, nearby. The thick, was the No. 2 paid app on the iTunes selling deep-fried Twinkies in the frozen Johnny and Liam Burns — does not food aisle through an exclusive partner- hearty cake will stick right to the roof of chart as of Friday morning. The compa- provide download or sales numbers, your mouth, but it tastes so good while ny that made it, Moji, recently scored big ship with Wal-Mart. though Camilo said the fast-selling Moji The prepackaged, frozen Hostess treats, it’s stuck there. with its Curry app and is following up Maker app netted them sales in the six 3. Ding Dongs: This chocolate-on-choco- with similarly styled apps for two Olym- a sweet staple at carnivals and fairs, de- figures within a week. late, crème-filled delight is often confused pic athletes who won gold this week: buted yesterday at some of its stores and Camilo is now based in Denver and the will go nationwide on Monday. with its competitor, the Ring Ding. Both swimmer Michael Phelps and gymnast company is setting up an office in Los Simone Biles. I went to the Wal-Mart on the Lynnway are shaped like hockey pucks. If you nib- Angeles. They will continue to partner on Friday in search of the ready-to-heat ble them slowly, the wax-like chocolate The company of about a dozen people with celebrities as they look at working is based far from Silicon Valley and delicacies, which are available in two fla- coating will coat your teeth. But cut open with corporate brands. vors, original golden and chocolate. But I each and the champion becomes clear celeb-heavy Los Angeles in Binghamton, Their StephMoji app debuted just New York, where the three principals — came up empty. Unfortunately, they won’t thanks to Ding Dongs’ plentiful crème- before Curry and the Warriors faced the all between 30 and 32 years old — grew be available locally until next week. to-cake ratio. LeBron James-led Cavaliers in the up. None of them had a background in The grand visions I had of popping the 4. Twinkies: Often described as the NBA Finals in June. The app features programming. Their success provides a frozen crème-filled snacks into the office golden child of snack cakes, Twinkies Curry smiling, shooting, dribbling and toaster oven and providing a full review, window into a quickly evolving emo- ranked surprisingly low in the eyes of chewing on his mouth guard. With an breaking my diet, for the sake of the sto- ji market that didn’t even exist until Item staffers. While there was not much assist from Curry on social media, it ry, of course, will have to wait. But I did recently. appreciation for the spongy yellow cake “We look at everything that we make quickly became a best seller. pick up a basket full of other Hostess “It was literally perfect timing,” Cami- products for the staff to tide us over until infused with fluffy vanilla crème that has and we ship objectively, and say, ‘Is this been a staple of gas station and conve- something that we would actually use lo said. next week. The gesture sparked a heated nience store shelves since the 1930s, no in our everyday texts? Does this have newsroom debate: Which Hostess treat relevance in a person’s everyday con- reigns supreme? Twinkies were left uneaten after the poll. versation?’” said Oliver Camilo, the After much discussion and a calo- Go figure. company’s founder and CEO. “Because rie-fest, we ranked our pile of Hostess 5. Snoballs: These misspelled desserts we don’t want to create stuff that’s just a desserts in order of best to worst with are often dubbed the preferred snack of boring bottle of water.” some comments to back up our selections. grandparents nationwide. That’s no sur- The emoji market is flourishing as mo- 1. Chocolate Cupcakes: It’s no surprise prise considering the snack, a half-sphere bile users demand more ways to express that one of Hostess’ most popular offer- of chocolate cake infused with crème and themselves. Kim Kardashian and ings, the chocolate cupcake, ranks No. coated in a layer of coconut-rolled marsh- Justin Beiber are among the growing 1 among Item staff. What is shocking is mallow, debuted in 1947. It also may be number of celebrities who have their how they prefer to eat their cake. There because from the looks of things, many own emoji apps. was a split between those who attack of those Snoball packages have been sit- “Right now, there’s just not a lot of play- without a strategy other than wolfing it ting on shelves since the Depression. All down and those who strategically dissect ers doing it and that’s why a very small but one Item staffer agreed that Hostess player who aligns himself with a Steph the cupcake. The sweet surgeons prefer Snoballs look like half-eaten tennis balls, Curry or anyone else is able to achieve to first lift the thick coating of chocolate and certainly should not be eaten. so much adoption,” said Travis Montaque, icing bearing the white squiggle from the founder and CEO of the research and moist chocolate cake, then set it aside to 6. Honeybun: It was unanimous: Host- brand integration company Emogi. eat after they scoop out the vanilla crème ess honeybuns are the worst and should The emojis from Moji and its com- and devour the cake. not be eaten. Ever. petitors have not been adopted by the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2. Powdered Donettes: While often slot- California-based Unicode Consortium, ted into the breakfast category, these Beth Bresnahan is the CEO of The Item. which controls official emoji standards This image provided by Moji Mak- powdered treats work any time of day. She can be reached at: bbresnahan@item- used on standard keyboards. Camilo said er shows a Michael Phelps emoji. But don’t try to sneak a bite discreetly. live.com.

Kambarami makes her rotation in Lynn Patricia Kambarami (behind podium), a member of the Highland District Rotary Club in Zimbabwe, Africa, was the guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Lynn’s week- ly meeting at the Porthole Restaurant this past week. Kambarami told Lynn Rotar- ians that the focus of her club is helping children with disabilities. She’s trying to raise money for assistive devices for the children, such as wheelchairs and hear- ing aids. Her club also participates in Ro- toplast, a Rotary International initiative involving cleft palate surgery for young children. Lynn has been involved in that initiative for several years.

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AUG. 18 AUG. 25 TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY Mass Cash: 3-6-10-20-34 Cloudy / High 75, Low 70 PM T’Storms / High 95, Low 71 P ‘Cloudy / High 81, Low 67 Mega Millions: 4-41-44-56-69 (10) SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 Marblehead bests Swampscott-Nahant in Gallant tournament By Scot Cooper when Chloe Rakauskas reached on a FOR THE ITEM Marblehead error and advanced on the rst of Jonah Cadorette’s three singles. SALEM — The Marblehead little Rakauskas and Cadorette moved to leaguers opened up their play in the third and second on a wild pitch with 33rd Annual Ray Gallant Tournament no outs. Schmitt bore down and whiffed with a dominating 3-0 win over Nah- Sam Reenstierna, Jansen Landen and ant-Swampscott. John Cuttle to get out of trouble. That Marblehead pitcher Schuyler Schmitt was the last time, and only time, a was not the least bit concerned that he Swampscott runner would make it to was facing six players from the Swamp- third base. scott team that won the District 16 ti- “We had zero energy, really, and on tle last month, even with his opponents top of that, their guy pitched great also bolstered by three starters from for them,” Swampscott manager Brad the Nahant squad that had a strong McIntire said. “Just very  at all game showing in the tournament. against a good pitcher, good team.” Schmitt was in command for seven Marblehead manager Chris Annese full innings, allowing just three singles, was pleased with the game he got from ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON whif ng nine batters and not issuing a his entire team Friday night at Salem’s single walk. Schmitt was only in trou- Swampscott shortstop Nate Marston puts a tag on Marblehead’s Drew An- ble one time, in the bottom of the third GALLANT, B2 nese during a Gallant tournament game at Forest River Park on Friday. Lynn eld’s Look bounces back after injury By Harold Rivera each sport. and both said it didn’t seem like a ITEM STAFF But, much like Brady, her plans major injury” Look said. “After a to give it her all as a senior came week of sitting out of sports, I was In 2008, Patriots quarterback to a sudden - and painful - halt. told it was my ACL. I was totally Tom Brady was poised to follow While playing basketball in the crushed.” up an MVP season and a trip to North Shore Girls Summer Bas- Lynn eld soccer coach Mark the Super Bowl with a team that ketball League last summer, Look Vermont said he shared a similar was built to contend for a cham- heard a pop in her leg as she came pionship. But it all came to a halt feeling when he found out about when Brady tore his ACL and down after jumping to catch a Look’s injury. MCL just minutes into the new pass. “I was just devastated for her,” season, forcing him to miss the She immediately began to Vermont said. “I know how much rest of the ‘08 campaign. think about how the injury could she cares about the team. I know Lynn eld native Kelly Look threaten her ability to compete how much she wanted to lead the shares a similar story. After a her senior year. team as a captain her senior year. successful junior year at Lynn- “The second it happened I was It was just devastating.” eld High School that saw her able to hear a ‘pop’ sound,” Look Look underwent surgery to re- team win the 2014 Eastern Mas- recalled. “I said ‘no, not my senior pair the damage from the torn sachusetts Championship in soc- year’.” ACL in August. After nishing cer and make a state tournament Initially, doctors told Look that surgery, she was treated with a appearance in basketball, Look the damage she suffered in her visit from her Lynn eld soccer ITEM FILE PHOTO had a number of reasons to look leg showed no signs of a major team teammates. Lynn eld native Kelly Look has been battling back forward to being a senior in 2015. injury. But after getting an MRI, She credited her teammates, from an ACL injury she suffered playing summer bas- She was a captain of both teams, Look learned the bad news. ketball last year. and was ready to go out on top in “I got looked at by two doctors LOOK, B2 Words of encouragement for the Babe Ruth 15s By Harold Rivera thew Gisonno, Danny Lil- Newton, who umpired FOR THE ITEM ja, AJ Luciano and James the team’s game against Wilkins. Medford in the New En- A pair of Lynn athlet- Lynn English Athletic gland Regionals at Fraser ic directors shared some Director Dick Newton ap- Field, said he doesn’t ex- kind words for the Lynn plauded the All-Stars for pect they’ll feel any pres- Babe Ruth 15-year-old All- their success this season. sure in the World Series. Stars. The team boarded He said that the group of “I think you get ner- an early-morning  ight for players has gone beyond vous when you’re waiting North Dakota on Thurs- day and will play its rst representing the schools for the game in the hotel World Series game Satur- they attend. room,” Newton said. “Once day at noon. “To represent the school the game starts, their Aside from represent- is one thing but they’re pitcher Barnard is pretty ing all ve of Lynn’s little mostly representing level-headed. They had big leagues, the roster also Lynn,” Newton said. “For games before. They know carries players who attend them to put a team togeth- what pressure is and I PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er and go as far as they did don’t think pressure both- three of the high schools Christen Press, right, is comforted by a teammate after missing a pen- is a good thing. The last ers them. They’re very in Lynn. St. Mary’s is rep- alty kick during a penalty shootout against Sweden at a quarter nal time Lynn hosted the New good and very talented.” resented on the team by match during the Rio Olympics on Friday. Aedan Leydon and An- Englands (regionals) was Newton also praised El- thony Nikolakakis. Luke in 1973. It’s a testament to well for the success he’s Boisselle and Erik Ubri at- Jimmy Beliveau and Dave had with the All-Stars this tend Lynn English. Lynn Raymond. Those guys that season. Elwell has man- Classical has nine players run it and kept Babe Ruth aged most of the players US women’s soccer on the roster: Dayshon alive. (Manager) Leon El- on his current roster since Anderson, Dave Barnard, well has done a great job they were 13-year-olds, Brett Bucklin, Christian with those kids. It’s a tes- Burt, Kevin Durant, Mat- tament to the league.” LYNN 15s, B2 ousted by Sweden Beverly mercies Peabody on penalty kicks

BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) not win today. I strongly “Losing sucks,” Solo in Game 2 of NSBL nals — Taunted by local fans and rmly believe that.” tweeted. “I’m really bad since the Olympics be- The Swedes beat the at it.” By John Madigan lead the Rec’s offense with run in the game when Recs gan and stinging from a U.S. 4-3 on penalties fol- Tied after three rounds FOR THE ITEM an RBI single in the bottom starter Nick Colanto walked surprising loss, Hope Solo lowing a 1-1 draw in the in the shootout, Sweden of the second, then he scored Marc Crovo with the bases The second game of the called Sweden a “bunch of quarter nals. They will captain Caroline Seger on an error by Peabody loaded in the top of the fourth. North Shore Baseball cowards.” next face either Australia shot past Solo. U.S. for- shortstop David Ruggiero to Beverly got the run back League nals was a quick The U.S. goalkeeper or host Brazil. ward Christen Press’ make it 3-0. An RBI-double in the bottom of the frame one as ve innings was all criticized the Swedes for “It’s OK to be a coward if attempt then went over it took for the Beverly Recs from the bat of Mike Davis when Matt Burgess hit a the way they played Fri- you win,” responded Swe- Hedvig Lindahl’s net. And to get an 11-1 win over the followed to make it 4-0 Recs. solo-home run. day in beating the Ameri- den coach Pia Sundhage, with the next kick, Lisa Peabody Champions via the In the bottom of the third, Burgess would go on to end cans in a penalty shootout the same woman who Dahlkvist beat an out- mercy rule. With the victory, Peabody starter David Hor the game in the bottom of — a result that means the coached the United States stretched Solo for the win. the Recs now hold a 2-0 lead walked the rst two batters the fth with a 3-RBI double world’s top-ranked team to back-to-back Olympic “Sweden dropped off. in the best-of-seven series. he faced and was relieved to give the Recs the 11-1 win. will miss out on a medal gold medals in 2008 and They didn’t want to open Dan Mello got the scoring by Connor McRae. The Recs Colanto pitched a complete in women’s soccer for the 2012. play,” Solo said, explain- started for the Recs in the gave McRae a tough wel- game with three strikeouts rst time. A few hours after the ing why she criticized her bottom of the rst when he come as the rst batter he and Burgess went 3 for 4 “I thought we played a match, Solo posted on opponents. “They didn’t reached base on a lead-off faced, Cameron Houze, hit with 4 RBI for Beverly. courageous game,” Solo Twitter and seemed to want to pass the ball. single and later scored on a a 3-run home run to give Game 3 will be played at said. “I also think we feel some remorse, but They didn’t want to play passed ball to make it 1-0. Beverly a 7-0 lead. Twi Field on Saturday at played a bunch of cow- she stopped short of apol- Mello would continue to Peabody scored their lone 7:45 p.m. ards. The best team did ogizing. OLYMPICS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 Big bats headline Sox win over Arizona BOSTON (AP) — Hanley Patrick Corbin (4-12) last- TRAINER’S ROOM Ramirez had two three-run ed only 1 2/3 innings, allowing Diamondbacks: Manager homers for six RBIs, David eight runs and nine hits, includ- Chip Hale said RHP Rubby De Ortiz added a homer and the ing both of Ramirez’s homers. La Rosa, who has been on the Boston Red Sox beat the Arizo- It was the 20th multi-homer DL since May 27 with right el- na Diamondbacks 9-4 in inter- game for Ramirez. bow inflammation, is currently league play on Friday night. The Diamondbacks took a 2-0 not throwing after experienc- It was a much-needed victory lead in in the first inning on ing some forearm and elbow for the Red Sox, who had lost Rickie Weeks’ two-run homer tightness. Hale said he’s had an four of five. over the Green Monster. MRI, but that the team has not Boston scored four runs in That was quickly erased in received the results. each of the first two innings, Boston’s half of the inning. Red Sox: Pedroia left the game ending a streak of 14 scoreless After Dustin Pedroia reached after the second inning with flu- innings by the Diamondbacks’ on an error and Ortiz got aboard like symptoms. ... RHP Steven starting pitchers. The Red Sox with a single, Ramirez cleared Wright (jammed right shoulder) took advantage of some slop- the bases with a line drive blast threw at 90 feet and manag- py defensive play by Arizona, over the Monster to put the Red er John Farrell said he’s made which committed two first-in- Sox in front. “substantial improvement” over ning errors. Bryan Holaday later pushed the last 24 hours. A start next Ortiz had three hits, including the lead to 4-2 with an RBI sin- Thursday has not been ruled his 1,000th extra-base hit with gle to center. All the runs in the out yet. ... RHP Koji Uehara Boston. inning were unearned, thanks (right pectoral strain) has also PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It was all the run support to the two Arizona errors. increased his throwing distance Hanley Ramirez flips his bat after hitting a three-run needed for David Price (10-8), Ramirez’s second homer, to to 90 feet and will continue to home run in the first inning against the Arizona Dia- who struck out eight in eight in- straight away center, stretched increase the distance and vol- mondbacks at Fenway Park on Friday night. nings to pick up the win. the Red Sox’s lead to 8-2. ume based on tolerance. Lynn Babe Ruth on deck at World Series Lynn ADs excited BABE RUTH No. 1 pitcher. The coach- for Lynn 15s From A1 es talked it over, and we were all pretty much in The game is at noon, agreement.” LYNN 15s ing fun is an oxymoron. EDT, and will be streamed Pitching depth is one From B1 Enjoy the people and en- on the 42-inch TV in the of the things Lynn has joy your friends. Enjoy the some much longer. sunroom at Gannon Mu- going for it, Elwell said. experience.” nicipal Golf Course. “I think Leon keeps Barnard and Burt carry Bill Devin, Athletic If it’s not enough to be them in check,” Newton the bulk of the load, but Director at Lynn Clas- the team chosen to get said. “He knows those sical, also shared some there’s also Brett Bucklin this tournament under- kids and he’s like a second kind words for the play- and Erick Ubri. way, there’s also the fact father to all of them. It’s ers. Lynn Classical is the “We have options,” he that this Atlantic Shore good to have a coach like school that’s most heavily that.” team won the World Se- said. represented on the team. He also shared some ries last year as 14-year- If there’s anything that “This is a testament to advice for the players in olds. But Elwell has had does concern Elwell, it’s the solid Division 2 base- many of these players encouraging them to soak that his team hasn’t ball program that (head since they were 12. Each in the moment while rec- played a game since July coach) Mike Zukowski has year, they get better at ognizing the objective at- 26, when it won the re- built at Classical,” Devin taking things in stride so hand. gionals. that they don’t become too “Have fun,” Newton said. “Not only are they emotional, he said. “We’ve done some hit- shared. It’s a once in a great players but they are “They don’t get too high, ting, and our pitchers lifetime experience. I like excellent students who and they don’t get too have done their work,” he to win, nobody like to win play other sports at the low,” Elwell said. “And at said. “But it’s that com- more than me. Winning is school.” the end of the game, the petitive thing. We haven’t the name of the game and Devin added, “They will final score is what it is.” played … We shipped our they’re there to win. The be great ambassadors for That served the 15-year- gear out last Tuesday so main idea is to win. Hav- our city in North Dakota.” old boys well in the East- we really haven’t prac- ern Massachusetts and ticed that much either.” New England Regional After today’s game, tournaments, when they Lynn has Sunday off be- had to climb out of holes ITEM FILE PHOTO fore playing the remain- caused by early defeats. Lynn’s Matt Gissaro has been a force on the They lost the first game of der of its pool games Mon- mound during local and regional tournaments, day (7:30 EDT) against the regionals. now he will look to bring it to the national stage. “Every game was a West Fargo, N.D.; Tuesday must-win after that,” said (1) against Florida; and Elwell. start David Barnard on better defensively with Wednesday (3:30) against In keeping with his be- the mound. He will have Christian at short,” he Washington State. lief that pitching and Christian Burt, co-MVP of said. “And David proved, defense represent the the regional tournament, by how he pitched in the Steve Krause can be cornerstones of his team, start at shortstop. New England champion- reached at skrause@item- Elwell has elected to “I think we’re a little ship game, that he’s our live.com. ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn shortstop Christian Burt is one of the Marblehead wins Gallant opener main contributors to the 15s team. GALLANT way home for the first and Look faces From B1 eventual winning run. With Quinonez on sec- Stephen O’Grady Field. ond, Charlie McGurrin “I told the guys that it cranked an opposite field many obstacles was a very good win over double off the left field a very good team,” Annese fence, scoring Quinonez said. “Our guy (Schmitt) with the second Marble- in return to field and their guy (Cadorette) head run. both pitched really well, Marblehead tacked on think she learned a lot we took advantage of our LOOK an insurance run in the From B1 about herself. You learn a opportunities and limited top of the fourth, once them to just a couple of lot when you’re faced with again taking advantage coaches and family for base runners over seven adversity and I think she of a hit and a Swampscott building a support system good innings.” learned a lot about the error to make it 3-0. All that made it easier to get Schmitt and Cadorette game that’ll help her mov- three Marblehead runs through the injury. both breezed through the ing forward.” were unearned off of Ca- “My support system was first two innings, then Look still attends phys- dorette. the reason why I had such Marblehead took advan- ical therapy sessions to tage of some hits and Drew Annese led off the a positive attitude,” Look help her repair the dam- some Swampscott miscues inning with a single, and said. “My friends always age she sustained to her to put two on the board in advanced on a stolen base tried to include me in ev- ACL, as she still struggles the top of the third. and an error. Logan Hum- erything they did.” to fully extend her leg. Sami Laughlin led off phrey drove Annese home She added, “I’m just She’s also made her way the Marblehead half of the with a single to center for lucky because without back to the soccer field, in third with his second sin- the last run of the game. these people I don’t think hopes of earning a spot on gle of the game. Schmitt Marblehead will play I would have been as posi- the women’s team at End- reached on a fielder’s the winner of Danvers vs. tive as I was.” icott College, where she’ll choice, with Laughlin Salem on Saturday night Look noted that even be attending in the fall af- erased at second. Enrique at 7 p.m., looking to go 2-0 though she couldn’t play, ter graduating from Lynn- in the double elimination she still learned a lot field High in June. Quinonez hit a ground- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON er to short, and when tourney. Swamspcott will about soccer and basket- “I chose Endicott be- the throw skidded on the play the loser of Danvers Marblehead’s Tommy Groom swings at a pitch ball from watching on the cause of the community wet grass into right field, vs. Salem on Saturday at during a game against Swampscott on Friday sidelines and found a new there,” Look said. “I can Schmitt scooted all the 1:30 p.m. in Salem. passion along the way. relate to the people there. “The biggest change was They do their best to make that I learned a lot more you feel welcome. I know from the sidelines,” Look friends who go there and US women’s soccer loses said. “I was kind of like an they love it.” Although her assistant coach. My team- high school career didn’t mates were coming to me end the way she’d hoped, OLYMPICS fending. The U.S. played bet- mean it’s going to hurt,” asking me for advice and Look still looks back on From B1 ter in the attack, we played Lloyd said. “We’ve got to hold it was great to see them her days as a high school better in the defense.” our heads high. This team is improve. I was glad to athlete with the same pos- great soccer.” As Sweden celebrated, U.S. not going to crumble. We’re feel like I was part of the itive attitude she used to Sundhage knows the U.S. captain Carli Lloyd crouched going to just work that much team even though I wasn’t motivate her teammates team well, having coached on the field at Mane Garrin- harder. It’s been a busy cou- physically out there.” during her injury. “It was the Americans for five years cha Stadium in disbelief. ple of years. That’s why no Vermont, who coached unbelievable,” she said. “I and led them to a pair of The three-time defending one has won back-to-back.” Look for two seasons at couldn’t have asked for a Olympic golds. champion United States Solo, who has endured Lynnfield, said coaching better career. I had some “They played more attack- had been the clear favorites near-constant taunts of would be a great fit for her. incredible teammates and ing football then we did. We in Brazil to become the first “Zika! Zika!” for a week, has “I think she’d make a got to play with some of defended very well,” Sund- team to win an Olympic gold courted controversy for her tremendous coach,” Ver- my best friends. I learned hage said. “And the fact that following a Women’s World comments in the past. And mont said. “She’s a peo- to be ok with my injury. there were only two goals Cup title. on Friday, she was also criti- ple person and a great Obviously I wanted to and it went to penalty kicks “It’s always hard to swal- cized for changing her gloves motivator. Nobody wants play but I couldn’t have said something about our de- low losing in PKs. Yeah, I during the penalty shootout. to have an injury but I asked for a better career.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE SATURDAY Swampscott vs. Salem (1:30) Babe Ruth 15-year-old Lynn vs. Beverly (4) World Series Lynn vs. New Jersey (11 a.m. Marblehead vs. Danvers (7) Central, 12 p.m. Eastern) NSBL finals Gallant tournament At Forest River Park, Salem Beverly at Peabody (7:30)

TV/RADIO SATURDAY ons Cup: Internazionale vs. TV Celtic, ESPN2, 2 p.m. Little League World Series Radio Midwest Regional final, ESPN, MLB 11 a.m.; New England final: Rhode Island vs. Connecti- Arizona at Boston, WEEI-FM cut, ESPN, 1 p.m.; North- 93.7, 7:10 p.m. west Regional final, ESPN, 3 SUNDAY p.m.; Great Lakes Regional TV PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS final, ESPN2, 5 p.m.; Mid-At- MLB lantic Regional final, ESPN2, US men’s basketball forward Carmelo Anthony celebrates with teammates following a close win 7 p.m.; West Regional final, LA Angels at Cleveland, TBS, over Serbia in a group stage game at the Rio Olympics on Friday. ESPN2, 9 p.m. 1:10 p.m.; Arizona at Bos- ton, NESN, 1:35 p.m.; St. MLB Louis at Chi. Cubs, ESPN, Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 8:08 p.m. US men’s basketball barely MLB Network, 1:25 p.m.; Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, NFL FS1, 4:05 p.m.; Arizona at Houston at San Francisco, Boston, NESN, 7:10 p.m.; NFL Network, 7 p.m. LA Angels at Cleveland, FS1, hangs on to beat Serbia 7:15 p.m.; Baltimore at San Golf Francisco, MLB Network, 10 US Senior Open, Fox, 2 p.m.; RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Writ- arrived in Brazil being lauded as liminary-round play against France p.m. PGA Tour: John Deere Clas- ten in Portuguese on one wall above another American super squad and on Sunday, led 94-87 with 2:11 left Extreme sports sic, CBS, 3 p.m. center court at Carioca Arena is the gold-medal lock. However, after a on a basket by Anthony. But the phrase “Um mundo novo.” Transla- close call against Australia earlier Serbs got a basket by Jokic and two X Games, ESPN, 5 p.m. Horse racing tion: A new world. this week and now another against free throws Teodosic to get within NFL Saratoga, FS2, 4 p.m. It didn’t seem that way in men’s Serbia, the rest of the field might be three. Seattle at Kansas City, NFL Olympics basketball to start the Rio Games, starting to believe the Americans Durant, who only attempted four Network, 4:30 p.m.; Dallas but it’s getting closer. can be taken. shots, misfired with eight seconds at Los Angeles, ESPN, 8 Golf (men’s final round), NBC, Threatened by Australia in its Nikola Jokic scored 25, Milos Te- left giving Serbia one last chance. p.m. 8 a.m.; Women’s marathon, previous game, the U.S. men’s team odosic 18 and Miloslav Raduljica After a timeout, the ball wound up NBC, 8:30 a.m.;Women’s Golf started fast but had to survive a 18 before fouling out for the Serbs, with Bogdanovic, who had a great basketball: US vs. China, heart-racing final seconds to beat who fell to 1-3 but left Carioca Are- look from 22 feet but was just off the US Senior Open, Fox, 2 p.m.; NBC, 11:15 a.m.; Men’s Serbia 94-91 on Friday, the 48th na feeling confident after taking the mark. PGA Tour: John Deere Clas- basketball: US vs. France, consecutive international tourna- Americans down to the final ticks. The 10-point win over Australia — sic, CBS, 3 p.m. NBCSN, 1:15 p.m.; Wom- ment win for the Americans. It was the first Olympic game be- just the fifth time the U.S. has won Horse racing en’s volleyball: US vs. China, This one, though, took everything tween the nations, and a rematch by 10 or fewer since 2006 — raised Saratoga, FS2, 4:30 p.m. NBC, 3:05 p.m.; Track and the U.S. team had. of the 2014 Basketball World Cup the possibility that this American Olympics field, NBC, 8 p.m.; Beach They couldn’t put away the Serbs, championship won by the U.S. 129- team might not be as golden as pre- volleyball (women’s quarterfi- who had a chance to tie it in the fi- 92. However, this never resem- vious ones. Men’s golf (third round), Golf, nal seconds but guard Bogdan Bog- bled that track meet as the Serbi- Coach Mike Krzyzewski, though, 6:30 a.m.; Men’s volleyball: nals), NBC, 10 p.m. danovic’s 3-pointer from the left wing ans slowed the tempo and forced insists there is more global balance US vs. France, NBC, 4 p.m.; Pro soccer was a little long and Kevin Durant the Americans into turnovers and in hoops. Women’s field hockey: US secured the rebound to keep the re- rushed possessions. The world’s best “When people look at it like it’s vs. Great Britain, CNBC, 5 MLS: Orlando City SC at Chi- lieved Americans’ streak intact. team certainly didn’t play like it for just supposed to be easy, whenev- p.m.; Track and field, NBC, 8 cago, ESPN, 4 p.m.; Premier Kyrie Irving scored 15 points and long stretches and just may not be er anyone says that, I kind of tune p.m.; Swimming, NBC, 9 League: Manchester United Durant and Carmelo Anthony had the gold-medal lock many predicted. them out because they don’t under- p.m.; Men’s beach volleyball: at Bournemouth, NBCSN, 12 apiece for the U.S. team, which The U.S., which will wrap up pre- stand,” he said. US vs. Austria, NBC, 11 8:25 a.m.; Premier League: p.m. Liverpool at Arsenal, NBCSN, Pro soccer 10:55 a.m.; German Super MLS: Philadelphia at New Cup: Borussia Dortmund vs. US women’s basketball routs England, CSN, 7:30 a.m.; Bayern Munich, FS1, 2:30 Premier: Leicester City at p.m.; MLS: Real Salt Lake at Hull City, CNBC, 7:30 a.m.; Seattle, FS1, 7 p.m. Premier: Tottenham Hotspur Radio Canada to clinch Group B at Everton, CNBC, 10 a.m.; MLB Premier: Sunderland at Man- RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) scored 18 points in the chester City, CNBC, 12:30 Arizona at Boston, WEEI-FM — There was no question first quarter, their lowest p.m.; International Champi- 93.7, 1:35 p.m. coming into the Olympics scoring output in any pe- that the U.S. women’s bas- riod in Rio. Canada only ketball team could score. trailed 18-16. That’s when SPORTS BRIEFS With the offense strug- the U.S. turned up its de- gling at points Friday for fense. For nearly 10 min- Girls soccer clinic be holding 2016 fall tryouts the first time, the Ameri- utes, the Americans held for both boys and girls on cans turned up their de- Canada without a basket English girls soccer coach August 28 and September 4 fensive effort to dispatch and slowly extended their Ed McNeil is holding a soccer at Waltham High School. Canada. advantage. Maya Moore scored Canada got its only clinic for girls ages 8-14, run- Tryouts will be divided up 12 points and the U.S. bucket in the second ning from August 15-19 by age groups, with the girls clinched the top seed in quarter on a three-point behind Lynn English high trying out between 1:30 p.m. the group with an 81- play by Nirra Fields with school. The clinic starts at 9 and 2:45 p.m. and boys try- 51 win over its northern 39 seconds left in the peri- a.m. and goes until 10:30 ing out between 4 p.m. and neighbors. od and the U.S. led 36-22 a.m. The cost is $5 daily and 7:30 p.m. on each of the “I think we played real- at the half. Coach Geno days. ly hard today on defense,” Auriemma said the team $25 for the week. For potential change in guard Sue Bird said. did nothing special during tryout times and/or to “Everyone’s been talking that stretch other than Boston Warriors pre-register for the tryouts, about our offense, but it’s just play hard defensively. please visit www.bostonwar- been our defense that has “Our defensive effort AAU basketball been the most consistent. was great,” said Moore, riors.com or contact Boston- Tonight was a good exam- who scored all of her The Boston Warriors AAU [email protected] or 978- ple of that. It wasn’t that points in the first half. Basketball organization will 460-2122. we couldn’t score, but we Diana Taurasi helped just weren’t scoring at the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. get some sepa- rate you saw in the first United States forward Maya Moore makes a ration against Canada. MLB three games. It was our She hit two 3-pointers in layup during the first half against Canada in a AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE defense that was there for a row to start an 8-0 run group stage game at the Rio Olympics. East Division East Division us to rely on.” that gave the Americans W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The Americans (4-0) their first 20-point lead of Baltimore 64 50 .561 — Washington 67 46 .593 — Canada. The teams had played an Toronto 65 51 .560 — Miami 60 54 .526 7½ had been scoring at a re- the contest. She now has Boston 62 52 .544 2 New York 57 57 .500 10½ cord pace, topping 100 The U.S. was out of sync, exhibition game before 18 in the Olympics, break- New York 58 56 .509 6 Philadelphia 53 63 .457 15½ throwing the ball away on the Olympics started and Tampa Bay 46 67 .407 17½ Atlanta 43 72 .374 25 points in each of their ing her own team record Central Division Central Division first three contests — the fast breaks and missing Canada lost by 40, nev- of 15 set in 2012. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB open shots. Canada, which er recovering from a slow Cleveland 64 48 .571 — Chicago 73 41 .640 — first time a team’s done Canada could only get Detroit 61 53 .535 4 St. Louis 60 56 .517 14 that at the Olympics. But already had sealed a berth start. within 15 the rest of the Kansas City 55 59 .482 10 Pittsburgh 57 55 .509 15 in the quarterfinals for the It was the U.S. that Chicago 54 60 .474 11 Milwaukee 51 62 .451 21½ they couldn’t get into an way. Miranda Ayim scored Minnesota 46 69 .400 19½ Cincinnati 46 67 .407 26½ offensive rhythm for the second consecutive Olym- struggled early in this eight to lead the Canadi- West Division West Division first 20 minutes against pics, wasn’t intimidated. one. The Americans only ans. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 68 48 .586 — San Francisco 65 49 .570 — Seattle 60 53 .531 6½ Los Angeles 64 50 .561 1 Houston 61 55 .526 7 Colorado 56 59 .487 9½ Oakland 51 64 .443 16½ San Diego 49 65 .430 16 Simone Manuel’s gold not just for her Los Angeles 49 65 .430 18 Arizona 48 67 .417 17½

Friday’s Games co (Bumgarner 10-7), 9:05 p.m. RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — When ron Manuel couldn’t immediately off her phone that froze up because Houston 5, Toronto 3 Seattle (Iwakuma 13-7) at Oakland (Grave- she was 11, Simone Manuel came see the videoboard with the results. of an overload of text messages and Boston 9, Arizona 4 man 8-7), 9:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Miami, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (Weaver 0-0) at Chicago Cubs home and asked her mother a ques- The 20-year-old from Sugar Land, calls. L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Hendricks 11-7), 2:20 p.m. tion: Why weren’t there more people Texas, had just become the first Af- “I just wanted to re-focus and move Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (Cole 7-7) at L.A. Dodgers Detroit at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (McCarthy 2-2), 4:05 p.m. who looked like her in swimming? rican American woman to win an forward from the 100,” she said. “I Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta (Whalen 1-0) at Washington Mom didn’t have an answer. individual gold medal in swimming. haven’t really gotten a chance to Seattle at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. (Lopez 0-1), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Colorado (Anderson 4-3) at Philadelphia “We got on the internet and did Her time of 52.70 seconds in the take everything in, but that’s OK Chicago Cubs 13, St. Louis 2 (Eickhoff 7-12), 7:05 p.m. some searches and we came up with 100-meter freestyle was an Ameri- because I want to do well in the rest Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Straily 7-6) at Milwaukee Colorado at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. (Davies 9-4), 7:10 p.m. some information,” Sharron Manu- can and Olympic record. of my events this week.” San Diego at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Cosart 0-1) at N.Y. Mets Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. el said. “At that moment she really “Then my husband saw Olympic Manuel recognizes the signifi- (deGrom 7-5), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games realized she was OK with who she record and saw she had gotten first,” cance of her achievement, yet she Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Andriese 6-3) at N.Y. Yankees was. It was important for me to do Sharron told The Associated Press has never wanted to be defined sole- Houston at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. (Tanaka 8-4), 1:05 p.m. Houston (McHugh 7-9) at Toronto (San- Chicago White Sox at Miami, 1:10 p.m. that for her because even at that by phone Friday. “We know how ly by the color of her skin. After her chez 11-2), 1:07 p.m. L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. time I saw she could do something hard she had worked and she had win, she mentioned police brutality Arizona (Bradley 4-7) at Boston (Buchholz Arizona at Boston, 1:35 p.m. 4-9), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. special.” sacrificed a lot to get to this point.” in the U.S. and said she hoped her Chicago White Sox (Shields 5-14) at Detroit at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Her parents were in the stands be- While the world and social me- victory helps mend the nation’s ra- Miami (Conley 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City (Gee 4-5) at Minnesota (Duf- Seattle at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. hind the medal podium at the Olym- dia lauded her milestone, Manuel cial divide in some way. fey 7-8), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. pic Aquatics Center on Thursday didn’t have time to celebrate. She “She wants to be seen as an indi- L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 6-12) at Cleve- Atlanta at Washington, 1:35 p.m. land (Clevinger 0-1), 7:10 p.m. Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. night to see their daughter swim her was right back in the pool on Friday, vidual who just like everyone else Detroit (Boyd 3-2) at Texas (Hamels 12-3), Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. signature event at the Rio Games. qualifying 11th in the 50-meter free- has worked hard to be where she is,” 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Baltimore (Gausman 3-9) at San Francis- St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:08 p.m. When it was over, Marc and Shar- style preliminaries. She was staying Sharron Manuel said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 COMICS

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Put your plans in % ABC Edition Standing Center 5 “Mission Creep” Woman” dream when you should be notes and be prepared for motion and invest in yourself WHDH 7 News at Olympic Rio Olympics Track and Field, Swimming, Diving, Beach Volleyball. Track and field; 7 News at Rio Olympics Track following your own. Travel will whatever opposition comes and new beginnings. _ NBC 7PM Zone diving. (N) 11PM and Field. (N) entice you. your way. WFXT Entertainment Hotel Hell “Vienna Inn; Lakeview Hotel” FOX 25 Sports Home Free “Push the The Closer “Cherry FOX 25 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 FOX Tonight (N) Gordon visits a Southbridge, Mass., inn. News Wrap Limits” Bomb” News VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You’ll attract a lot of attention. WUNI Crónicas de Sábado Fútbol Mexicano Primera División CF Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Club Dur- Noticiero Estrella- Think about the consequenc- You are in the driver’s seat. Don’t feel that you have to ; UNI (N) Monterrey vs Club Necaxa. (N) America vs CF Monarcas Morelia. (N) miendo dos (N) es of your actions. You may You can turn a goal into real- dole out cash for something Big Bang Big Bang ›› Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003) WBZ News (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK feel compelled to lash out, but ity. Your insight and ability to or to someone looking for a F MNT Theory Theory Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore. Molly get things done will encourage donation or handout. Make WGBX Visions A Salute to Vienna A music and dance Bee Gees: One Night Only Las Red Rock Serenade Austin City Limits NOVA in the end, the greatest satis- faction will come from what others to support your effort. love, family and friends your L PBS of Italy gala. Vegas concert. Romance is encouraged. priorities. WBIN Family Family Family Family Tosh.0 Tosh.0 News Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Forensic News Sport Science you do to help others. R MNT Feud Feud Guy Guy Weekend Files Weekend AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WLVI Scandal “Blown Scandal “One for Family Family 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “You Anger Anger Bob’s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your humanitarian outlook will Emotional situations will esca- X CW Away” the Dog” Feud Feud CW56 (N) Are Here” Burgers Learn from the company you TELE ¡Qué Noche! Con Angélica y Raúl (N) ››‡ The Last Stand (2013, Acción) Arnold Titulares Videos Juegos Olímpicos Río Edición attract positive attention. Put late, putting you in an awkward keep. Get involved in a cause your ideas to work and don’t position. Honesty will help you ¨ TELE Schwarzenegger, Forest Whitaker. Tele. Asom. Nocturna. or event you believe in. It will WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Flash- be afraid to do things differ- avoid being used by someone ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit point change your life if you do your ently. Your experimental nature looking for an easy way to get CABLE STATIONS best to make a difference. is what will bring the best re- out of a sticky situation. The First 48 The First 48: Killer The First 48: Drugs The First 48: Drugs The First 48: Ex- The First 48: Killer The First sults. A&E on the Run Kill (N) Kill (N) treme Kills on the Run 48 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) (5:00) ›› “Pearl The Night Manager The Night Manager Roper’s life The Night Manager The Night Manager Night You are in a winning position. AMC PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Making alterations to your Harbor” (2001, War) of luxury is disrupted. Manager You will form lasting relation- You will face travel delays. home or living arrangements ›› The Game Plan (2007, Comedy) Dwayne “The Housewives/NYC Housewives/OC Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset BRAVO ships with people heading in Don’t overreact, or a mishap can disrupt your professional Rock” Johnson, Madison Pettis. ‘PG’ “Reunion, Part 1” “Reunion, Part 2” the same direction as you. will turn into an impossible goals. You must be creative SportsNet MLS Soccer Philadelphia Union at New Postgame Cannons SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet CSNE An unusual but interesting task. Avoid negative or abu- and use your imagination to Cent England Revolution. Gillette Stadium. (N) Cent Cent Cent Cent Cent Cent change in attitude will lead to sive people. Refuse to argue, come up with viable financial Street Outlaws: Life Street Outlaws: Full Street Outlaws: Full Throttle The Crow- Street Outlaws Street Outlaws Street DISC in the Fast Lane Throttle mod nears completion. “Midnight Riders” Outlaws greater prosperity. and offer love and romance. options. Liv and Bizaard- ››› Monsters University (2013, Comedy) Lab Rats Best Bizaard- K.C. Un- Liv and Austin & Jessie DISN Maddie vark Voices of Billy Crystal. ‘G’ Friends vark dercover Maddie Ally Monday Night NFL Preseason Football Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN Countdown (N) The Rams host the Cowboys. (N) ter Little League Baseball Little League Baseball World Series West E:60 World of International Cham- ESPN2 Regional, Final: Teams TBA. (N) X Games pions Cup Soccer (6:15) ››› “Dirty Dancing” (1987, Ro- ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College ›‡ 10 Things I Hate About You (1999, Realism rules at the bridge table FREE mance) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. students enter an a cappella competition. Comedy) Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles. Susan Jeffers was a psy- respond three clubs if it would a doubleton. Since East has no (5:00) ›› “Battle- ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) Chris Evans. Mike & Mike & Baskets Baskets Anger FX ship” (2012) Captain America battles the evil HYDRA organization. Molly Molly chologist and author of self- be a strong jump shift (which outside entry card, he should (5:05) ›››‡ “The ›››‡ Brooklyn (2015, Romance) Saoirse Ballers The Night Of ›››‡ Brooklyn (2015, Romance) Saoirse help literature who surprisingly shows either an excellent signal encouragement with his HBO Aviator” Ronan, Emory Cohen. ‘PG-13’ Ronan, Emory Cohen. ‘PG-13’ said, “We have been taught to club one-suiter or a heart- spade nine. West will get in with American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American believe that negative equals club two-suiter). If three clubs the heart king, lead his second HIST “Full Steam Ahead” “Driving Miss Dani” “Full Steam Ahead” Pickers realistic and positive equals would not be strong, North spade, and receive a spade ruff (6:00) “Sorority Perfect Sisters (2014, Suspense) Abigail The Inherited (2016, Horror) Jenn Liu, An- Perfect Sisters (2014) Abigail LIFE unrealistic.” should bid two no-trump, the to defeat the contract. Nightmare” (2016) Breslin, Georgie Henley, Mira Sorvino. nabella Sciorra, Tammy Blanchard. Breslin, Georgie Henley. Why did that happen? At the Jacoby Forcing Raise. (5:25) ›› “Step Up: ›› The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay ›› White Chicks MTV bridge table, it pays to be re- Given that the spade 10 is All In” (2014) (2004) Anne Hathaway, Julie Andrews. Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey. (2004, Comedy) alistic. Do not assume, for ex- in the dummy, East knows that MLB Baseball Arizona Diamondbacks at Boston Red Sox. Extra Red Sox Sports Dirty MLB Baseball: Diamondbacks NESN Fenway Park. (N) Innings Final (N) Today Water TV at Red Sox ample, that an opponent has his partner has led a single- Henry Henry Thunder- Thunder- Legend. Henry Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Fresh opened one of a suit with only ton or from a doubleton -- but NICK Danger Danger mans mans Dudas Danger House House Prince nine high-card points. which? Ray Donovan Ray Roadies “Carpet ››› The Gift (2015, Suspense) Jason ›››‡ It Follows (2014, Horror) Roadies “Carpet What is the realistic defense What would South hold in SHOW has a confrontation. Season” Bateman, Rebecca Hall. ‘R’ Maika Monroe. ‘R’ Season” that East should adopt in this each case? Well, if the jack is ››‡ Ricki and the Flash (2015, Comedy- ››› Grandma (2015, Comedy- Power “Don’t Worry, Survi- ››‡ The Equalizer (2014, Ac- STARZ deal? West leads the spade a singleton, South started with Drama) Meryl Streep. ‘PG-13’ Drama) Lily Tomlin. ‘R’ Baby” vor’s tion) Denzel Washington. ‘R’ jack against four hearts. king-queen-fifth of spades. Lake Placid 2 (2007, Horror) John Schnei- Lake Placid vs. Anaconda (2015, Action) Lake Placid 3 (2010, Horror) Colin Fergu- Lake SYFY North’s four-diamond re- Surely with that he would have der, Sam McMurray. Robert Englund, Yancy Butler. son, Yancy Butler, Kacey Barnfield. Placid sponse was a splinter bid, opened one spade, not one Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Angie ››› Ocean’s Eleven (2001) TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Tribeca George Clooney, Matt Damon. showing at least game-going heart. (South is mega unlikely “National Treasure: ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Tim Robbins. An ›››‡ Apollo 13 (1995) Tom Hanks. Based on the true values in hearts with a sin- to be 5-6 in the majors, es- TNT Book of Secrets” innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. story of the ill-fated 1970 moon mission. gleton (or void) in diamonds. pecially as he did not try for Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Suits If your partnership does not a slam.) So, East should as- USA Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family “Trust” use splinters, North should sume his partner has led from “Miss ›› Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bull- Dating Naked VH1 Cong” (2005, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Regina King. ock, Michael Caine, Benjamin Bratt. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV AUGUST 14, 2016 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH The Great British Dancing on the Masterpiece Mystery! (N) The Tunnel (N) Open The Healing Mind With Martin ^ PBS Baking Show Edge (N) Studio Rossman, M.D. WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) Madam Secretary BrainDead (N) WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel McCarver $ CBS News (N) Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family The $100,000 Pyra- Match Game (N) News- SportsCen- Fernando Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud (N) mid (N) Center 5 ter 5 Espuelas “Cura Te Ipsum” WHDH Rio Olympics Diving, Track and Field, Gymnastics, Beach Volleyball. Women’s diving; track and field. (N) 7 News at Rio Olympics _ NBC 11PM WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Brooklyn Family Last Man FOX 25 News at FOX 25 Sports Whacked This- FOX 25 9 FOX Burgers Nine Guy 10PM (N) News Wrap Out Spo. 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By Margaid Quioc ASSOCIATED PRESS CANNES, France — The French resort of Cannes has banned full-body, head-covering swimsuits from its beaches, citing FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS security reasons — a mea- A tour bus kicks up dust during a sunny day at sure some are decrying Denali National Park in Alaska as Mount Dena- as a discriminatory an- li appears in the background. ti-Muslim move that only worsens religious ten- sions. The ban on so-called bur- Protesters want kinis, at the height of the French Riviera’s vacation season, comes as France wolf hunting near remains on edge after deadly Islamic extremist attacks in nearby Nice Denali park ended and on a Catholic church in northwest France. FAIRBANKS, Alaska stituted a buffer zone to Cannes Mayor David (AP) — The start of wolf prevent wolf hunting close Lisnard issued an ordi- hunting season near Alas- to the boundary, but the nance in late July for- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ka’s Denali National Park Alaska Board of Game bidding beachwear that has opponents calling on repealed it in 2010. State doesn’t respect “good In this file photo made from video, Nissrine Samali, 20, gets into the sea Gov. Bill Walker to protect Department of Fish and morals and secularism.” wearing traditional Islamic dress in Marseille, southern France. the animals in light of the Game Commissioner Sam It notes that swimwear park’s declining wolf pop- Cotten has also dismissed “manifesting religious af- had mixed opinions. the name of official secu- vide, and Islamic State ex- ulation. the group’s demands for filiation in an ostentatious “I am from Egypt and I larism. tremists say the laws are Protesters gathered emergency wolf-hunting way, while France and its grew up with people like Last week, the mayor of justification for attacking Wednesday in downtown closures, with the excep- religious sites are current- this,” said Diana Bishay, a town outside Marseille France. Fairbanks, where they tion of the spring 2015 ly the target of terrorist who now lives in Paris, banned a swimming day The local branch of the held signs and howled season, which he closed attacks, could create risks referring to women who for women at a local park, Human Rights League like wolves outside a two weeks early. of trouble to public order.” cover themselves up. “But citing a risk to public or- warned that Cannes’ bur- state office building. The Despite limited action A City Hall official said I am shocked to find this der because swimmers kini ban could further event calling for Walker on the protection of the the measure, in effect un- in Cannes ... We have to were required to cover up alienate French Muslims. to order an emergency park’s wolves, Alaskans til the end of August, could respect the society we live from chest to knee. The The Collective Against apply to burkini-style closure on the hunting For Wildlife President Jim in.” association Smile 13 orga- Islamophobia in France swimsuits. Violators risk nized the event for wom- season was organized Kowalsky said he remains Delphine Hannouna, said it’s filing a lawsuit by Alaskans For Wild- optimistic that Wednes- a 38 euro ($42) fine. of Paris, said that for her en, girls and boys, asking challenging the legality life, The Fairbanks Daily day’s demonstration will The mayor calls the bur- burkinis are not “illegal.” swimmers respect the Is- of the Cannes measure. News-Miner reported. make an impact. kini “the uniform of ex- However, she fears the lamic notion of “awra,” a It urged tolerance, not- The organization wants “Hope springs eternal, tremist Islamism, not of consequences for women. reference to parts of the hunting banned along the even on the opening day the Muslim religion.” In “If we accept more and body to be hidden. ing that Muslims made Stampede Trail corridor, of the season for hunting an interview published more things, it’s like a French law already for- up about a third of the which cuts into the park. wolves on the Stampede Friday in the Nice-Matin regression for women,” bids face-covering veils 85 victims of the July 14 Its members are seeking Trail,” he said. “I’m afraid newspaper, Lisnard said she said, “especially for anywhere in public, and truck attack on the Nice Walker’s help after The it’s becoming a scandal for the measure could also French women who are headscarves in public seafront. Two weeks lat- Alaska Board of Game the governor and I hope apply to saris worn by very free.” schools. Proponents say er, after extremists killed shot down their multiple he understands that.” Indian bathers, because The Cannes beach ban the laws preserve secular a Catholic priest near requests to prohibit wolf A spokesman for the the clothing could hamper is just the latest of many values and protect women Rouen, Muslims across hunting near the park governor said Walker rescuers’ efforts to save French measures seen as from religious oppression. France attended Mass in a boundary. plans to meet with one of them in an emergency. singling out Islam, the But critics say they’ve symbol of solidarity and a In 2000, the state in- the protesters this week. Beachgoers in Cannes country’s No. 2 religion, in deepened the religious di- denunciation of terrorism. Egyptian judoka refuses to shake Israeli opponent’s hand

Maria Cheng and opposite Sasson in front with the outcome. tude will be reviewed after Maggie Michael of the referee. When Sas- “Now I’m thinking only the games to see if any fur- ASSOCIATED PRESS son extended his hand, about my medal,” he added. ther action should be tak- El Shehaby backed away, Ofir Gendelman, Arabic en,” Messner said, adding RIO DE JANEIRO — shaking his head. language spokesman for that the ethics commission Middle Eastern politics The referee called El the Israeli Prime Minis- of judo’s governing body spilled onto the judo mat Shehaby back to the mat ter Benjamin Netanyahu, would review the incident Friday at the Rio de Ja- and obliged to him to bow; called the incident “shock- after the Olympics. neiro Olympics when an El Shehaby gave a quick ing.” In a Twitter post, he IOC spokesman Mark Egyptian competitor re- nod and was loudly booed said it “goes against the Adams said he hadn’t fused to shake hands with as he exited. spirit of Rio 2016,” writing heard all the details but his winning Israeli oppo- Competitors in the Jap- in Arabic said that “sports that the International nent. anese martial art typical- are not the field for poli- Olympic Committee also Islam El Shehaby, an ly bow or shake hands at tics and extremism.” would look into it. ultraconservative Salafi the beginning and end of a The International Judo “Things happen in the Muslim, had come under match as a sign of respect. Federation called it a sign heat of the moment that pressure before the games El Shehaby refused to a progress that the fight are not acceptable,” Ad- from Islamist-leaning and comment. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS even took place between ams said. “We believe nationalist voices in Egypt Sasson advanced to the the two athletes. the Olympic movement to withdraw from the first- semifinals, where he lost Egypt’s Islam El Shehaby, right, declines to “This is already a big should be about build- round heavyweight bout to eventual champion Ted- shake hands with Israel’s Or Sasson after los- improvement that Arabic ing bridges, not erecting against Or Sasson. dy Riner of France. In the ing during the men’s over 100-kg judo compe- countries accept to (fight) walls. There’s absolutely With about a minute and repechage competition, tition at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Israel,” spokesman Nico- no excuse for it.” a half left in the bout, Sas- however, he won a bronze Janeiro, Brazil, Friday. las Messner said in an He acknowledged that son earned an automatic medal. email. The competitors sometimes athletes can’t victory with two throws of Later, Sasson said his never fought before. decision.” were under no obligation bring themselves to shake El Shehaby. coaches had warned him “I knew he would do it, Sasson described Friday to shake hands, but a bow hands with their compet- The Egyptian lay flat that El Shehaby might so it wasn’t a surprise for as “a difficult day” after is mandatory, he added. itors. on his back for a moment refuse to shake his hand me,” he said. “But I cannot four years of preparation Even though El Shehaby “It’s a shame if that hap- before rising and standing even though the two have say anything. This was his but that he was satisfied ultimately bowed, “his atti- pens,” Adams said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016 REAL ESTATE SELLING YOUR HOME? If you want an honest opinion of value, call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. FREE SERVICE

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By Richard Scheinin ize permitting procedures returning GIs and their THE MERCURY NEWS have sprung up around families flooded the sub- the bay, as communities urbs, there was a con- MENLO PARK, Calif. — from San Jose and Palo struction boom of single- Erin Craig and Rich Dvor- Alto to Concord have ad- family homes on large ak knew it was time: Their opted or are considering lots. To this day, many grown daughter, who has new ordinances. neighborhoods hold onto a severe disabilities, needed “It’s a policy initiative “Leave it to Beaver” self- her own home. But where? whose time has come,” image, built around the They decided to build a said Denise Pinkston, nuclear family. private studio for Kim — a housing co-chair for the “There are people who separate apartment inside Bay Area Council, a prime think the single-fam- the family home in Palo mover behind some of the ily home is in the Bill Alto, where they had lived initiatives. of Rights — it’s sacred for 25 years. But Palo Alto If just 10 percent of the and there should not be has notoriously strict zon- Bay Area’s 1.5 million ADUs or more cars on the ing rules for add-on units. owners of single-family street,” said Michael Bril- So the couple scoured the homes were to create liot, a San Jose planner area, hunting for a new granny flats for family involved with discussions house — only to discover members or other tenants, for a new city ordinance that each city had its own that would add 150,000 governing ADUs. patchwork of restrictions. new units — most of them But in 2016, hardly any- “I went shopping for our affordable — to the re- one is untouched by the house with a 50-foot tape gion’s infamously tight housing crunch. A recent measure, because you housing supply. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Bay Area Council poll have to measure all the So says a growing num- Karen Chapple stands on her deck overlooking her accessory dwelling showed that one-third of setbacks,” Craig said. “It ber of affordable housing unit at her home in Berkeley, Calif. the region’s residents are got complicated.” advocates — as well as a thinking of leaving be- It almost always does. number of state legisla- $60,000 to an accessory Avenue, manages the de- in San Francisco, Red- cause of housing costs and Amid the Bay Area’s tors, who have proposed unit project. sign and construction of wood City, Portola Valley traffic congestion. Increas- housing crunch, a move- bills requiring municipali- Faced with those costs, accessory units. “People and Half Moon Bay. San ingly, ADUs are held up ment to ease restrictions ties to cut red tape and thousands of homeowners go, ‘What? You’re going to Jose, Mountain View and as a relatively easy way on accessory dwelling speed up permitting for build illegal units, bypass- charge me to do something Palo Alto are all discuss- to increase housing den- units — officially referred this class of small, rent- sity while attending to the ing safety codes — and de- in my own home?’ The im- ing new ordinances, as is to as ADUs, or informally able dwellings, which needs of college students, as “granny flats,” com- can include backyard cot- priving towns and cities of pact fees kill projects.” San Mateo County, which millennials, single parents, panion units or in-law tages and apartments revenue that would accrue But momentum may wants to see more ADUs empty nesters and the el- apartments — has gained within homes. The bills from legal units. be shifting. New ordi- in unincorporated areas. derly — among the many traction in the last year. also would reduce some “We see it time and nances have been adopt- Why all the interest who can’t afford, don’t Local initiatives to relax of the fees that can add a again,” said Kevin Casey, ed in Concord, Oakland right now? want or no longer need big land-use rules and liberal- deal-breaking $10,000 to whose area company, New and Berkeley, as well as After World War II, as single-family homes.